Irving Berlin Collection
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Irving Berlin Collection 1895-1990 (bulk 1915-1990)
Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989
Biographical History for: Irving Berlin Collection 1895-1990 (bulk 1915-1990)
Biographical Sketch Date Event 1888, May 11 Born Israel Beilin to Moses Beilin and Leah Lipkin. One of eight children, his exact place of birth is unknown, although his family had been living in Tolochin, Byelorussia, (Russia) 1893 Beilin family immigrated to New York Family changed name to Baline 1901 Moses Baline died Izzy (Israel's nickname) quit school and left home to become a street singer 1905 Hired by songwriter-publisher Harry Von Tilzer to plug songs at Tony Pastor's Music Hall on 14th St., N.Y. 1906 Singing waiter at Mike Salter's Pelham Café, in Chinatown, N.Y. Began writing and performing his own lyrics and parodies 1907 Wrote lyrics for first published song, "Marie from Sunny Italy", and earned 37 cents in royalties Changed name to Irving Berlin 1908 Worked as a singing waiter at Jimmy Kelly's Wrote "The Best of Friends Must Part," the first song for which he composed both music and lyrics 1909 Hired by Ted Snyder Company, 112 W. 38th St., N.Y., as an in-house lyric writer Wrote "Dorando," his first song published by the Ted Snyder Company and first to achieve commercial success 1910 Wrote "Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon," his first number one selling song 1911 Dec. Became a partner with the Waterson, Berlin & Snyder publishing company, 112 W. 38th St., N.Y. 1911 First major international hit with "Alexander's Ragtime Band" Contributed four songs to the Ziegfeld Follies of 1911 1912 Feb. Married Dorothy Goetz, sister of songwriter E. Ray Goetz 1912 July Dorothy Berlin died of typhoid fever contracted in Cuba during their honeymoon 1912 Nov. Wrote "When I Lost You," his first important ballad 1914 Became a charter member of ASCAP Watch Your Step opened at the New Amsterdam Theatre, N.Y., his first score for the theater Waterson, Berlin & Snyder moved to the Strand Theatre Building at Broadway and 47th St., N.Y. Established Irving Berlin Inc., at 1571 Broadway, N.Y. 1918, Feb. 6 Became United States citizen 1918 Spring Entered the U.S. Army as a private 1918 Aug. Yip, Yip, Yaphank opened; Berlin wrote the Army show to raise money to build a service club at Camp Upton, N.Y. In the show he performed "Oh, How I Hate to Get Up In the Morning," and declined to include "God Bless America," (only to resurface 30 years later for the next World War effort) 1919 Honorably discharged from the Army Moved his offices to 1587 Broadway, N.Y. Wrote score for Ziegfeld Follies of 1919, including the hit "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody" 1920 Built the Music Box Theatre on W. 45th St., N.Y., in partnership with Sam Harris 1921 Irving Berlin Inc. moved to 1607 Broadway, N.Y. Music Box Revue of 1921 opened at the Music Box Theatre, produced by partner Sam H. Harris 1922 Leah Baline (Irving's mother) died Music Box Revue of 1922 opened at the Music Box Theatre 1924 Met Ellin Mackay, daughter of Clarence Mackay, (owner of the postal telegraph company), and Katherine Duer Blake Wrote hits "All Alone" and "What'll I Do" Music Box Revue of 1924 opened, the fourth revue in his series at the Music Box Theatre 1925 Wrote "Always" and "Remember" The Cocoanuts opened in New York 1926, Jan. 4 Irving and Ellin married at City Hall accompanied by national press and against the wishes of her father; after an eight month honeymoon aboard the USS Leviathan, the couple returned to Manhattan 1926, Nov. 25 Daughter Mary Ellin Berlin born 1926 Dec. Wrote "Blue Skies" and on Christmas day presented it to his month old daughter, "for Mary Ellin, Christmas 1926" 1927 Ziegfeld Follies of 1927 opened, with complete score by Berlin Al Jolson sang "Blue Skies" in the first full-length soundtrack film, The Jazz Singer 1928, Dec. 1 Son Irving Berlin Jr. born (died 25 days later) 1928 The Cocoanuts opened in London Berlin wrote theme songs for the films The Awakening, Coquette, and Lady of the Pavement 1929 Wrote songs for the films Hallelujah, Mammy, including "Let Me Sing and I'm Happy," and Puttin' on the Ritz featuring the title song Film version of The Cocoanuts, shot in New York, was released 1930 Wrote the score for the film Reaching for the Moon. All but two songs were dropped due to the dying popularity of musicals 1932, Feb. 13 Face the Music opened in New York 1932, Feb. 21 Daughter Linda Louise Berlin born 1932 Songs "How Deep Is the Ocean" and "Say It Isn't So" were released 1933 Irving Berlin Inc. moved to 799 7th Ave., N.Y. As Thousands Cheer opened at Music Box Theatre; score included "Easter Parade," "Heat Wave," and "Supper Time" 1934 Appeared on cover of Time magazine 1935 New York premiere of film Top Hat, score included "Cheek to Cheek," "Isn't This a Lovely Day," and "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails" 1936, June 6 Daughter Elizabeth Irving Berlin born 1936 New York premiere of film Follow the Fleet, score included "I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket," "I'd Rather Lead a Band," and "Let's Face the Music and Dance" 1937 New York premiere of the film On the Avenue, score included "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm," and "Slumming on Park Avenue" 1938, Nov. 10 "God Bless America" introduced by Kate Smith on an Armistice Day radio broadcast 1938 Films Alexander's Ragtime Band and Carefree released 1939 Film Second Fiddle released 1940 Louisiana Purchase opened at the Imperial Theatre, N.Y. 1941 Film version of Louisiana Purchase released Wrote three songs for the war effort and donated the royalties to the following organizations: the American Red Cross ("Angels of Mercy"); the Treasury Department ("Any Bonds Today"); and the Ordinance Department ("Arms for the Love of America") 1942, July 4 This is the Army opened at the Broadway Theatre in New York; Berlin appeared in the show and sang "Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning" 1942 Aug. Film Holiday Inn premiered in New York; featured Bing Crosby's rendition of "White Christmas" 1942, Oct. 1 National tour of This is the Army opened at the National Theatre in Washington, D.C. 1943 Film version of This is the Army released, raising more than nine million dollars for Army Relief 1944 Berlin severed partnership with Saul Bornstein Irving Berlin Inc. closed Irving Berlin Music Company opened at 1650 Broadway, N.Y. 1945 This is the Army overseas tour ended Awarded the Medal of Merit by President Harry S. Truman 1946, May 16 Annie Get Your Gun opened at the Imperial Theatre, N.Y. 1946, Oct. 16 New York premiere of the film Blue Skies 1948, June 30 New York premiere of the film Easter Parade 1948 Dec. Traveled with Bob Hope to Germany to entertain American troops during the airlift 1949 Miss Liberty opened at the Imperial Theatre, N.Y. 1950 Film version of Annie Get Your Gun released Call Me Madam opened at the Imperial Theatre, N.Y. 1951 Received Tony Award for Call Me Madam score 1952 Began preliminary work on unproduced show Palm Beach, based on Cleveland Amory's book The Last Resorts 1953 Film version of Call Me Madam released 1954 Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor by President Dwight D. Eisenhower Films White Christmas and There's No Business Like Show Business released 1955 Worked on unproduced show Sentimental Guy, based on The Legendary Mizners by Alva Johnston 1957 "Sayonara" was featured in the film of the same name 1962 Mr. President opened at the Imperial Theatre 1963 Began work on film project Say it with Music for MGM Irving Berlin Music Company moved to 1290 Avenue of the Americas, N.Y. 1966 Annie Get Your Gun revived at Lincoln Center, New York State Theater 1968 Honored with a television tribute by Ed Sullivan 1969 MGM stopped production of Say it with Music 1973 Last public appearance singing "God Bless America" at White House dinner honoring returning American prisoners of war from Vietnam 1977 Awarded the Medal of Freedom by President Gerald Ford 1986 One of twelve naturalized Americans awarded the Liberty Medal from President Ronald Reagan in celebration of the Statue of Liberty's hundredth anniversary 1988, May 11 ASCAP tribute at Carnegie Hall in celebration of Berlin's 100th birthday 1988, July 29 Ellin Berlin died 1988 Irving Berlin Music Company moved to 29 West 46th St., N.Y. 1989, Sept. 22 Died, New York City Flag flown over US Capitol in Berlin's honor 1990 June Irving Berlin Music Company moved to the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization, 1633 Broadway, N.Y.
Scope and Content Note The Irving Berlin Collection, spanning the years 1895-1990 with the bulk of the material dating from 1915-1990, documents the life and work of one of the twentieth century's most legendary American musical figures. While the collection provides a comprehensive record of Berlin's life as a composer, lyricist, publisher and theater owner, it also serves as a resource for the study of American popular music. Berlin wrote more than 1,200 songs, including such standards as "White Christmas," "There's No Business Like Show Business," and "God Bless America," that gave a musical voice to much of the American experience of the twentieth century. A large part of his reputation also justifiably rests on his great ballads of the 1920s and 1930s, including "Always," "Cheek to Cheek," "How Deep Is the Ocean (How High Is the Sky)," "Let's Face the Music and Dance," and "What'll I Do." The materials in the Irving Berlin Collection document additional aspects of Berlin's career, such as music publishing, theater ownership, and founding membership in the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers. The breadth of his activity coupled with his longevity (he died at age 101) produced one of the largest collections in the custody of the Library of Congress Music Division. The Show Music series consists of scores, sketches, lyric sheets, and scripts from Berlin's Broadway musicals and films, including Annie Get Your Gun, This is the Army, and Holiday Inn. Much of the material in the Non-Show Music series comes from Berlin's early career. Full scores, piano-vocal scores and sketches are in the hand of various musical secretaries, primarily that of longtime secretary Helmy Kresa (1905-1991). Manuscript lyric sheets are in the hand of Irving Berlin. The Project Files series supplements the music with clippings, promotional material, correspondence, scripts, financial and legal documents, artwork and other materials from Berlin's musicals and films. The Subject Files series contains documents relating to various business interests, including ASCAP and Berlin's Music Box Theatre, and personal items relating to his family and private life. The Scrapbooks are filled with press clippings and show-related materials that detail Berlin's personal as well as professional accomplishments. The Correspondence series contains extensive personal and professional correspondence that documents Berlin's relationships with family, friends, colleagues, and musical and political public figures, as well as his role in ASCAP. The personal items include letters and cards sent between Irving and his wife Ellin, and correspondence with multiple family members, including Ellin's father, Clarence Mackay. The correspondence also includes fan mail and milestone birthday wishes. The documents in the Legal Papers series pertain to the Irving Berlin Music Co., copyright assignments, legal cases, and permission documentation. The Financial Papers series includes personal bank statements and insurance documents, household bills and receipts, correspondence, donations and contributions, royalty statements, and investments. In addition, financial records are held for the Irving Berlin Charitable Fund, Irving Berlin Music Company, and Irving Berlin, Inc. The Photographs series contains photographs of Berlin, his family, and colleagues in the music business. The Awards and Tributes series contains numerous tributes awarded to Berlin, many given by ASCAP. The Original Artwork series includes photographed reproductions of original paintings, and the Realia series contains personal artifacts, such as the flag that flew over the Capitol on Berlin's 100th birthday, address books, notebooks, and calendars. The final series, Non-Berlin Materials, contains music, lyrics, and screenplays by other individuals.
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Show Music
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Alexander's ragtime band
Scores and parts
Bound printed piano-vocal score; [173] p.
Bound photocopy of copyist’s manuscript piano short scores; [188] p.
Manuscript guitar part; [1] p.
Photocopies of copyist’s manuscript parts
Sheet music
Everybody step
For your country and my country
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Photocopy of sheet music
In my harem
Lazy
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [4], 4 p.
Marching along with time
Photocopies of copyist’s manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 5 p. each
Typescript lyric sheets; [4] leaves
Photocopied parts
Marie
Sketch; [1] p.
My walking stick
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p. each
Photocopies of manuscript lead sheet; [1] p. each
Printed piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Typescript and carbon copy lyric sheets; [11] leaves
Now it can be told
Manuscript piano score; [2] p.
Manuscript lead sheet; [1] p.
Holograph lyric sheets; [2] leaves
Oh! How I hate to get up in the morning
Pack up your sins and go to the devil
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 6 p.
Ragtime violin!
Remember
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 11 p. each
Typescript lyric sheet; [1] leaf
Say it with music
Some sunny day
That international rag
Copyist’s manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p.
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p.
Reverse photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p.
When I lost you
When the midnight choo-choo leaves for Alabam’
Scripts
Typescript musical sequence and outline; [11] p. each
Carbon copy typescript musical sequence and outline; [11] p. each
Typescript list of musical numbers; 2 p.
Typescript story line; 93 p.
Carbon copy of typescript storyline and screenplay; 122 p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 153 p.
Annie get your gun
Bound piano-vocal score; 153 p.
Anything you can do
Full score #31; [36] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3 p., [1] p.
Photocopy of copyist’s manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p.
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [28] leaves
Parts Set A, #31
Parts Set B, #31
Parts Set B, alternate #31
Ceremonial chant
Full score #20; 10 p.
Parts Set B, #20
Parts Set D, #20
Circus (dance)
Full score; [34] p.
Parts Set A, #14
Parts Set B, #14
Colonel Buffalo Bill
Full score #2; 35 p.
Full score, utility, #7; 6 p.
Full score, utility, #12A; 6 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score; 7 p.
Photocopy manuscript piano-vocal score; 6 p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 7 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [7] leaves
Parts Set A, utility
Parts Set B, #2
Parts Set B, new #7
Parts Set B, utility 1A, #12A, #17
Parts Set D, entrance #7
Parts Set D, utility #1A, #12A, #17
Doin' what comes natur'lly
Full score #4; 15 p.
Full score, Encore #4; 14 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score; 2 p.
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Printed piano-vocal score; 3 p. each
Typescript lyric sheets; [47] leaves
Parts Set A, #4
Parts Set B, #4
Parts Set C, encore
Parts Set C, opening scene #29B
Parts Set D, #4
Entr'acte
Full score, Coda; 4 p.
Full score, Ending; [1] p.
Parts Set B, #22A
Parts Set D, #22A, 23
Finale
Parts Set D, #33A
Funeral march
Full score; 6 p.
Parts Set C
The girl that I marry
Full scores(2); 11 p. each
Full scores #5; 11 p., 10 p.
Full score, Ballroom scene #25; 12 p.
Full score, Opening; 5 p.
Full scores, Reprise #29; 10 p., 11 p.
Full score, Waltz; p. 5-12
Full score-with "You can't get a man without a gun" #22; 14 p.
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [2] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [13] leaves
Parts Set A, #5
Parts Set B, #5
Parts Set B, ballroom #25
Parts Set B, new A#5
Parts Set B, reprise #29 and #29W
Parts Set B, with "You can't get a man without a gun" #22
Parts Set C, new #5
Parts Set C, new, in A#5
Parts Set C, old #5
Parts Set C, opening #25
Parts Set C, reprise #29
Parts Set D, ballroom #25
Parts Set D, reprise #29
Parts, with "You can't get a man without a gun," Set D, #22
Home sweet home
Parts Set C, #26A
I got lost in his arms
Full score #24; 21 p.
Full score, #24a; 23 p.
Full score, Scene change #24; 4 p.
Full score, Waltz insert; 4 p.
Sketch of lead sheet; [1] p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Parts Set A, #24 and #24A
Parts Set B, #24
Parts Set B, scene change, new #24A
Parts Set C, #24
I got the sun in the morning
Full score #27; 40 p.
Full score #27A; [50] p.
Full score, 5th chorus, new #28A; [7] p.
Full score, Coda, final 12 bars; 3 p.
Full score, Intro #27A; 2 p.
Full score, Intro, new 2 bar #27A "Sun" - exit #27X, [1] p.
Full score, Scene change #29A; 5 p.
Full score, Utility #28; 11 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [2] p.
Sketch of piano-vocal score; 8 p.
Sketch of piano-vocal score-exit; [1] p.
Photocopy of piano-vocal/conductor's score; 10 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [27] leaves
Parts Set A, #27
Parts Set A, #27 and #27A
Parts Set B, #27
Parts Set B, exit #27A
Parts Set B, utility #27A
Parts Set C, scene change #29A
Parts Set D, utility #29A
I'll share it all with you
Full score #26; 13 p.
Full score, Dance; [9] p.
Full score, Dance; 12 p.
Full score, Vocal and dance; [47] p.
Full score, Vocal and dance #13; 47 p.
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [9] leaves
Parts Set A #13
Parts Set B, #13 and #26A
Parts Set D, #13
Parts Set D, #26A
I'm a bad, bad man
Full score #3A; 4 p.
Full score, Dance routine #3A; 8 p.
Full score, Dance-new 1st chorus #3A; 41 p.
Full score, Opening #1; 3 p.
Full score, Opening #1; 2 p.
Full score, Verse, string #2A; 4 p.
Full score, Verse #2A; 4 p.
Full score, Verse, vocal #2B; 20 p.
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [31] leaves
Parts Set A, #2A
Parts Set B, #3
Parts Set B, #3A
Parts Set B, opening #1
Parts Set B, verse #2B
Parts Set B, verse, introduction #2A
Parts Set C, verse 2A
Parts Set D, #2A
Parts Set D, opening #1
I'm an Indian too
Full score #21; 26 p.
Full score, Drum dance #19; 31 p.
Full score, Fanfare #18; [1] p.
Full score, Indian dance #2; p. 27-50
Full score, Modulation; [1] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [24] leaves
Parts Set A, #21 and #22A
Parts Set B, #21
Parts Set B, drum dance #19
Parts Set B, fanfare #18
Parts Set C, dance/fanfare #18
Parts Set D, #21, #21A
Parts Set D, drum dance #19
I'm thinking of a girl named Annie
Sketch of piano score; [2] p.
Let's go west again see also Non-show music
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Moonshine lullaby
Full score #12; [21] p.
Holograph and typescript lyric sheets; [7] leaves
Parts Set A #12
Parts Set B #12
Parts Set B #12U
Parts Set D #12
My defenses are down
Full scores #16; 26 p. and 24 p.
Copyist's manuscript piano score in ink; [1] p.
Parts Set A #16
Parts Set B, new #16
Parts Set B, playoff #16A
Parts Set C, #16
Parts Set C, playoff #16A
Parts Set D, #16
An old-fashioned wedding
Manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p.
Manuscript vocal score; [1] leaf
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 9 p., 5 p.
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; p. 9
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 9 p. each
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p.
Printed piano-vocal score; 7 p. each
Photocopy of manuscript lead sheet; [2] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; 9 leaves
Overture
Full score; 44 p.
Parts Set B
Pardners
Typescript lyric sheet; 1 leaf
Sad Buffalo Bill
Full score #23; [1] p.
Parts Set B #23
Parts Set C #23
Special-B, 2nd chorus
Parts Set B, #16M
Something bad's gonna happen ('cause I feel so good)
Typescript lyric sheets; [2] leaves
Take it in your stride (whatever the fates decide)
Sketch; [2] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [8] leaves
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p. each
There's no business like show business
Full score; [1] p.
Full score #10; 21 p.
Full score #10A; 50 p.
Full score, Circus dance #14; [46] p.
Full score, Reprise #15; 18 p.
Full score, Reprise #15A; 39 p.
Full score, Utility #33; 15 p.
Photocopies of copyist's manuscript lead sheet; [1] p. each
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [84] leaves
Parts Set A #10
Parts Set A, new #10
Parts Set A, reprise #15
Parts Set B, 3rd chorus, #10
Parts Set B, #10
Parts Set B, reprise #15 and #15A
Parts Set B, utility #10, #13A, #33K
Parts Set C, reprise #15
Parts Set D, reprise #15
Parts Set D, utility #10A
Parts Set D, utility #13A
They say it's wonderful
Full score #11; [35] p.
Full score #11; [24] p.
Full score #11; p. 15-26, 29-30
Full score, #11A; 10 p.
Full score #28; 25 p.
Full score #28X; [5] p.
Full score, Utility; 10 p.
Full score, Utility #33A; 10 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [19] leaves
Parts Set A #11
Parts Set B #11
Parts Set B, reprise #28
Parts Set B, utility, finale #33A
Parts Set C #11
Parts Set C #11-R.B. arrangement
Parts Set C #11-T.R. version
Parts Set C, reprise #28
Parts Set D, reprise #28
Who do you love? I hope
Full score #26; 56 p.
Full score, Dance; [16] p.
Full score, Vocal and dance; [54] p.
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [14] leaves
Parts Set A #26
Parts Set B #26
Parts Set D #26
Who needs the birds and the bees?
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Photocopy of manuscript conductor's score; 6 p.
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p. each
With music
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 3 p. each
Typescript lyric sheets; [3] leaves
You can't get a man with a gun see also The girl that I marry
Full score #6; [22] p.
Full score, Fantasy #8; 3 p.
Full scores, Intro #5A(2); 2 p.
Full score, Utility; 17 p.
Parts Set A, #5A and #6
Parts Set B, fantasy, #8
Parts Set B, introduction #5A and #6
Parts Set B, utility #9, #30, #32
Parts Set C, introduction #5A
Parts Set D, utility #30
Parts Set D, utility #32
Bound part books
Flute 1 and 2
Oboe
Clarinet 1 and 2
Bassoon
Horns
Trumpet 1 and 2
Trumpet 3
Trombone 1
Trombone 2
Trombone 3
Guitar
Percussion 1 and 2
Violin
Viola
Cello
Bass
Spiral bound part books
Conductor
Reed 1
Reed 2
Reed 3
Reed 4
Reed 5
Horn
Piano
Drums
Violin A
Violin B
Miscellaneous parts
Manuscript score for oboe; [7] leaves
Manuscript and photocopied parts; [27] items
As thousands cheer
Bound manuscript piano-vocal score; 145 p.
Ain't you comin' to the fair?
Capone in his cell
Debts
Manuscript piano score; 5 p.
Manuscript piano score (for 2 pianos?); [4] p.
Sketches; [1], 3 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [6] leaves
Easter parade
Manuscript full scores; [20], 20 p.
Manuscript piano scores(3); 2 p. each
Sketches; 2, 1 p.
Manuscript lyric sheet (bottom half of page only); [1] leaf
Eighteenth amendment repealed
The funnies
Manuscript piano scores; 2, 3, 3, 3 p.
Sketches; [3] p.
Printed piano-vocal score; [6] p.
Harlem on my mind
Heat wave
How's chances
Manuscript piano scores(2); 2 p. each
Sketch; 2 p.
Printed piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Lonely heart
Manuscript piano lead sheet; [1] p.
Manuscript piano scores; 2, 3 p.
Holograph lyric sheet; [1] leaf
Man bites dog
Photocopy of lead sheet; 6 p. each
Metropolitan opening
Manuscript piano score; [4] p.
Sketch (piano score); [3] p.
Midget number
Sketches(2); [1] p. each
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover
Not for all the rice in China
Printed piano-vocal scores; 4 p. each
Sketch; [5] p.
Skate with me
Manuscript piano score; [2, 3] p.
Photocopy of manuscript lyric sheet; [2] leaves
Society wedding
Manuscript piano scores (3); [4, 4, 5] p.
Supper time
Manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Manuscript piano scores; [3, 2] p.
Through a keyhole see also Would you like to take a look
To be or not to be
Manuscript piano score; [1] p.
Sketches; [1, 1] p.
Photocopy of script; 76 p.
Blue skies
Bound photocopy of manuscript piano short score; [418] p.
A couple of song-and-dance men
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 6 p.
Manuscript "routine" with lyrics; [1] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; [6] p.
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 6 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [5] leaves
(Running around in circles) getting nowhere
Printer's proof of piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Have you ever tried drinking water?
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [14] leaves
Printed piano-vocal score; [5] p.
I want you to meet my girl see Non-show music
I'd rather not dance again see Non-show music
I'll dance rings around you
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4, 4 p.
I'll see you in C-u-b-a
Manuscript vocal score; 4 p.
Photocopy of vocal score; 4 p. each
Typescript lyric sheets; [20] leaves
Puttin' on the Ritz see also Non-show music
The race horse and the flea
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] p. each
Manuscript piano score; [3] p.
Photocopy of illustration for cartoon; [1] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Typescript letter; David Dreyer to Irving Berlin concerning lyric content, 1945 May 1; [2] leaves
Typescript lyric sheets; 2 p. each
The road to yesterday see Non-show music
A serenade to an old-fashioned girl
Manuscript piano scores; 2, 1 p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score (2); [2] p.
Printed piano-vocal score; [2] p.
Wilhelmina see Non-show music
You keep coming back like a song
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4, 4, 3 p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4 p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal scores (2); 4 p. each
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4 p.
Photocopy of manuscript parts for female vocal
Photocopy of manuscript parts for male vocal
Typescript story line; [14] p.
Mimeograph copy of typescript story line; [28] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [38] p.
Mimeograph copy of typescript; [85] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [29] p.
Mimeograph and carbon copy of typed script (fragments/sequences/miscellaneous); [74] p.
Mimeograph copy of memos; [3] leaves
Bowery nightingale
Typescript synopsis/storyline; 22 p.
Carbon copy of typescript synopsis/storyline; 23 p.
Call me madam
Hard bound copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 77 p.
Bound photocopies of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [48] p.
Typescript lyric sheets (from folder); [12] p.
Anthem for presentation scene
Manuscript lead sheet and negative photocopy; [1] p. each
Manuscript piano score and negative photocopy; [2] p. each
Copyist's manuscript piano scores; [2] p. each
Original transparency, 2 photocopies, 1 negative photocopy
The best thing for you
Full score, utility; 5 p.
Manuscript lead sheet (3); [1] p. each
Photocopied piano-vocal scores; 3 p. each
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3 p.
Vocal parts
Orchestral parts; New best thing for you
Vocal orchestral parts
Blintzes from Lindy's see "Lichtenburg cheese"
Photocopied manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3 p. each
Typescript lyric sheets; [11] leaves
Can you use any money today?
Manuscript lead sheets(2); [2] p. each
One with photocopy and negative photocopy
Sketches; [2] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score, photocopy and negative photocopy; [3] p. each
Photocopied piano-vocal scores; [4] p. each
Orchestral parts
Full score; 5 p.
Finale, Act I
New orchestral parts
Finale, Act II
Full score #28; 5 p.
New finale full score; 5 p.
New finale orchestral parts
Free
Full score #21; 13 p.
Full score, Counterpoint #24; 13 p.
Full score, Election #21; [19] p.
Full score, Incidental #23; 7 p.
Full score, Money #23, #24; 10 p.
Full score, Utility; 7 p.
Full score, Utility #24A; 24 p.
Full score, Vocal #21; 51 p.
Full score, New free - vocal (Glover) #21; p. 2-7
Full score, New free - vocal (Glover) #21; 7 p.
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p.
Sketch of vocal part; [1] leaf
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score; [4] p. each
Photocopy of vocal score; 6 p.
Photocopied piano-vocal scores; [5, 5, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4] p.
Vocal parts-Free
Vocal parts-Free I
Vocal parts-Free II
Vocal parts-Free III
Vocal parts-Free IV
Vocal parts-Free V
Piano-conductor and reed parts
Bass, percussion and string parts
Counterpoint-orchestral parts
Election, new choir, new counterpoint: piano-conductor part
Election, new choir, new counterpoint: reed parts
Election, new choir, new counterpoint: brass and percussion parts
Election, new choir, new counterpoint: violin parts
Election, new choir, new counterpoint: viola, cello and bass parts
Orchestral parts-Incidental
Orchestral parts-Money exit
Utility set 1: piano-conductor and reed parts
Utility set 1: brass and percussion parts
Utility set 1: string parts
Utility set 2
Vocal: piano-conductor and reed parts
Vocal: brass and percussion parts
Vocal: string parts
New free - vocal orchestral parts
Gypsy dance
Full score #10; 35 p.
Brass and percussion parts
String parts
Piano-conductor scores
New gypsy dance: piano-conductor scores
New gypsy dance: piano-conductor scores, variant
Orchestral parts-End
Orchestral parts-Introduction
The hostess with the mostes' on the ball
Manuscript piano scores; 3, 2 p.
New version: sketch; [2] p.
Original version: sketch; [2] p.
Original version: Photocopied piano-vocal scores; 7 p. each
Original version: Holograph lyric sheets; [2] leaves
Original version: Typescript lyric sheets; [17] leaves
Encore: Typescript lyric sheets; [4] leaves
Ending, second scene: Typescript lyric sheets; [3] leaves
Orchestral parts-New
Orchestral parts-Encore
Orchestral parts-New encore
It's a lovely day today see also Lichtenburg Cheese
Full score, #12 reprise #1; 5 p.
Full score, #26 reprise #2; 4 p.
Full score, Utility; 5 p.
Photocopied piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Reprise: typescript lyric sheet; [1] leaf
Encore vocal parts
Orchestral parts-New, rehearsal 4-7
Orchestral parts-Reprise #1
Orchestral parts-Reprise #2
Lichtenburg
Manuscript lead sheet; [2] p.
Printed piano-vocal scores; [5, 5, 5, 5, 2] p.
Photocopy and negative photocopy of piano-vocal score; 5 p. each
Vocal parts-Lichtenburg
Vocal parts-Lichtenburg II
Vocal parts-Lichtenburg III
Lichtenburg cheese
Marrying for love
Photocopied piano-vocal scores; [3, 4, 4] p.
Orchestral parts-Utility
Mr. Monotony
Photocopied piano-vocal scores; 6 p. each
Mrs. Sally Adams
Sketch of piano score; 3 p.
Printed piano-vocal scores; [5] p. each
Photocopy and negative photocopies of piano-vocal score; [5] p. each
Typescript lyric sheets; [10] leaves
Orchestral parts-Coda
Orchestral parts-Preview
Orchestral parts-Reprise
Nuts to you
(Dance to the music of) The ocarina
Full score: utility; 4 p.
Sketches (3); [2, 2, 1] p.
Vocal parts-The ocarina II
Vocal parts-The ocarina III
Vocal parts-The ocarina IV
Vocal parts-The ocarina V
Various orchestral scores to 4 sections
Pasteovers from orchestral parts
Orchestral parts-Dance
Orchestral parts-Mid-section?
Orchestral parts-Opening
Once upon a time today
Photocopied piano-vocal scores; 5, [5] p.
Our day of independence
Manuscript full score; 23 p.
Encore manuscript full score; 9 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score; 6 p.
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 6, 4 p.
Printed piano-vocal score; 6 p. each
Manuscript violin part; 3 p.
Photocopy and negative photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Typescript and carbon lyric sheets; [13] leaves
Encore
Copyist's manuscript conductor score; 4 p.
Printed piano-conductor score; 4 p. each
Our town see Our town and There's no town like our town in Non-show music
Full score: #2; [25] p.
Set I
Piano-conductor, reed, and brass parts
Rehearsal 16 and 17
Set 2
Brass and conductor parts
Prelude and fanfare
Something to dance about
They like Ike
Full score; 8 p.
Manuscript piano scores; [1, 2] p.
Sketches (2); [3] p. each
Holograph lyric sheets; [16] leaves
Manuscript lyric sheet; [1] leaf
Typescript lyric sheets; [67] leaves
Washington square dance
Sketches(2); [2] p. each
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; p. 4-6
Photocopy piano-vocal score; 6 p. each
Typescript lyric sheets; [17] leaves
What chance have I with love? see also Louisiana purchase
Photocopy of piano-vocal scores; 4, 5 p.
The wild men of Lichtenburg
You're just in love
Photocopied piano-vocal score; 7 p. each
Reprise vocal parts
Reprise orchestral parts
Unidentified and miscellaneous manuscripts found with Call me Madam materials
Miscellaneous manuscript orchestral parts found with the Call me madam materials
Typed script; [109] p.
Typed script; [104] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [59] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 124 p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 121 p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 100 p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [100] p. each
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [87] p. each
Photocopy of typed script; [93] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [35] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [17] p.
Carbon copy of typed script
Typescript synopsis; 21 p.
Printed libretto; 64 p.
Manuscript note, Hilda Schneider, Dec 7th, 1982; [1] leaf
Typescript note; [1] leaf
Rehearsal schedule; [1] p.
Drawings found with orchestral (chiefly horn) parts
Carefree
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Change partners
Manuscript full score; 15 p.
Photocopy of copyist's piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Manuscript orchestral parts
I used to be color blind
Manuscript full score #7A; 14 p.
Let's make the most of our dream
Photocopies of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p. each
The night is filled with music
Since they turned Loch Lomond into swing see also Music box revue, 1938-1939
Photocopy of manuscript vocal part; [1] p.
What the well-dressed man will wear
Why do I love you see Non-show music
Words
The yam
Sketches; 2 p.
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 6 p. each
Manuscript orchestral parts-part I
Manuscript orchestral parts-part II
You can be my cave man
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
The century girl
Alice in Wonderland
Sketches (8); [4] p.
Sketch (verse to Alice in Wonderland & Miss Janis song); [1] p.
The chicken walk
Published version
Reverse photocopy of piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Show version
Sketches; [5, 12] p.
Sketches; [7] p.
It takes an Irishman to make love
Manuscript violin part; [3] p.
Photocopy of sketch; [1] p.
Kiss me again see The music lesson/Kiss me once more
Kiss me once more see Non-show music
The music lesson/Kiss me once more see also Kiss me once more and The chicken walk sketches
Sketches; [1, 2, 1] p.
Laces and faces (Act III finale)
Sketches; 7 p.
Manuscript/typescript lyric sheets; [6] leaves
Sketch for incidental entrance music for Laces and faces; 4 p.
My once-in-a-century girl
Sketch of chorus dated Aug. 3, 1916; [1] p.
On the train of a wedding gown see Laces and faces
Turkey trot see The chicken walk
Cindy Lou
Typescript synopsis; [2] leaves
The cocoanuts
The bell hop
Sketch; [4] p.
Can't you tell?
Sketch; [3] p.
Everyone in the world is doing the Charleston
Five o'clock tea
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 9 p.
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [5] leaves
Florida by the sea
Sketches; [1, 5, 1] p.
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [4] leaves
Gentlemen prefer blondes
Hotel of our own
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [6] leaves
A little bungalow
Sketches; [1, 1, 1] p.
Lucky boy
Minstrel days
Manuscript conductor score; [12] p.
Photocopy of conductor score; [12] p.
The monkey-doodle-doo
Sketches; [4, 2, 1] p.
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [8] p.
Opening Act II
Manuscript piano score; 6 p.
Take 'im away (he's breakin' my heart) see Non-show music
The tale of a shirt
Tango melody
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] leaf
Typescript lyric sheet; [6] p.
They're blaming the Charleston see Non-show music
Ting-a-ling, the bells'll ring see also Miscellaneous sketches and Why do you want to know why?
We should care
What's there about me? see also What's what about me?
Manuscript lead sheets; [1, 2] p.
Typescript lyric sheet; [2] leaves
When my dreams come true
Why am I a hit with the ladies?
Why do you want to know why?
Photocopy of lyric sheet; [1] leaf
With a family reputation see also Miscellaneous sketches
Miscellaneous sketches
(A little) bungalow
Laid in: manuscript piano score; [1] p.
Ting-a-ling, the bells'll ring; [5] p.
Waltz; [2] p.
(With a family) reputation; [1] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [60] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [25] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [130] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [55, 34] p.
The crystal ball see Music box revue, 1938-39
Curtain going up see Face the music
Dance and grow thin
The Kirchner girl
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [2] leaves
Better luck next time
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [12] leaves
A couple of swells
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4 p. each
Typescript lyric sheets; [16] leaves
Drum crazy
A fella with an umbrella
Typescript lyric sheets; [18] leaves
Happy Easter
Copyist's manuscript lead sheet; [1] p.
Printed lead sheet; [1] p. each
I love you-you love him see also Non-show music
It only happens when I dance with you
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores; [8] p. each
Manuscript and photocopied orchestral parts
Copyist's manuscript of string parts
Missus Monotony
Photocopy of vocal score; 9 p. each
Steppin' out with my baby
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Holograph lyric sheets; [3] leaves
Typescript lyric sheets; [11] p.
Carbon copies of typescript story sheets and ideas; [9] p.
Typescript draft; [29] p.
Carbon copies of typescript draft; [29] p.
Carbon copy of typescript draft; [29] p.
Typed script; [29] p.
Carbon copies of typed script; [29] p. each
Carbon copy of typed script; [18] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; 17 p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [9] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [98] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [59] p.
Face the music
Bound manuscript piano-vocal score; 96 p.
Bound typescript lyric sheets; [19] p.
How can I change my luck? see also Non-show music
Manuscript piano scores(4); [1] p. each
I don't wanna be married (I just wanna be friends) see also Non-show music
Manuscript lead sheets; [2] p. each
Manuscript piano scores; [3, 2, 3] p. each
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; [5] p.
Typescript lyric sheet; [4] leaves
I say it's spinach (and the hell with it)
Manuscript lead sheets; [2, 1] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [4] p.
Investigation
Manuscript lead sheet; [11] p.
Sketch; 9 p.
Photocopy of manuscript lyric sheet; [2] p.
Let's have another cup of coffee
Manuscript piano scores(2); [2] p. each
Photocopies of reprise orchestral parts
Lunching at the automat
Manhattan madness
Manuscript lead sheets; [2, 3] p.
Typescript and ditto copy of lyric sheet; [2] leaves
My beautiful rhinestone girl
Manuscript piano scores; [2, 3, 4] p.
The nudist colony
Sketches; [1, 2, 2] p.
(Castles in Spain) On a roof in Manhattan
Manuscript lead sheets(3); [2] p. each
The police of New York
Sketches; [4] p.
Reisman's doing a show
Soft lights and sweet music
Sketches of lead sheet(2); [1] p. each
Torch song see also Non-show music
Manuscript lead sheets (2); [2] p. each
Sketches; [2, 3, 2, 3] p.
Two cheers instead of three
Well, of all the rotten shows
You must be born with it
Manuscript piano scores; [2, 3] p.
Unidentified sketches; [2] p.
Violin I
Violin II
Violin III
Violin IV
Flute
E-flat alto sax I
E-flat alto sax II
B-flat tenor sax
B-flat trumpets I and II
B-flat trumpet III
Trombone
Banjo
Piano, extra parts
Miscellaneous
Extra part book, various parts, not used
Miscellaneous orchestral parts, Torch song (old)
Manuscript parts (12)
Carbon copy of typed script; [65] p.
Typed script; [41] p.
Photocopy of typed script; [112] p.
Photocopy of typed script; [106] p.
Carbon copies of typed script; [72] p. each
Photocopy of manuscript script by Moss Hart; [240] p. approx.
Carbon copy of typed script; 57 p.
Carbon copy of typed script; 177 p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [44] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [43] p.
Facts and fables
Typed script; [12] p.
Follow the crowd see Stop! Look! Listen!
Follow the fleet
Bound printed piano-vocal score; 29 p.
But where are you?
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [2, 1] p.
Manuscript piano scores; [2] p.
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] p.
Get thee behind me, Satan
Sketches(3); [2] p. each
I'd rather lead a band
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; [4] p.
I'm puttin' all my eggs in one basket
Let yourself go
Manuscript piano score; [1] leaf
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Let's face the music and dance
Manuscript piano-solo scores; [3, 1] p.
Typescript and carbon copy lyric sheets; [2] leaves
Moonlight maneuvers see Non-show music
There's a smile on my face see Non-show music
We saw the sea
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; [5] p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript of piano-vocal score; 8 p.
Manuscript vocal part; [1] p.
Unidentified sketches; [4] p.
Friar's folic of 1911
Songwriters
Good gulf program
I never had a chance see Non-show music
In that first revue
Say it with music see Non-show music
So help me see Non-show music
Hanky panky
Opera burlesque
Manuscript score; 16 p.
Negative photocopy of printed piano-vocal score; 14 p.
Happy holidays see Holiday inn
Holiday inn
Abraham
Printed piano-vocal score(2); [4] p. each
Be careful, it's my heart
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); [2] p. each
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 2 p.
The fourth of July vocal routine
Photocopies of condensed score(2); [12] p. each
Happy holiday
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); [1] p. each
Happy holiday - opening chorus
Part I
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
Part II
I can't tell a lie
Manuscript piano sketch; [1] p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 3 p. each
I pledge allegiance
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); [2] p. each
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 3 p. each
I remember Christmas time
Manuscript vocal score; [2] p.
Photocopy of typescript lyric sheets; [2] leaves
I'll capture your heart singing
Photocopy of short score; 6 p.
Let's say it with firecrackers see also The fourth of July vocal routine
Negative photocopy of printed piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Let's start the New Year right
Plenty to be thankful for
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal score(2); 6 p. each
Song of freedom see also The fourth of July vocal routine
This is a great country
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(7); [2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 2] p.
Mimeographs of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 3 p. each
Photocopy of letter to Mark Sandrich at Paramount, June 19, 1941
White Christmas
Sketches; [1, 2, 4] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); 3 p. each
Photocopies of holograph vocal part(2); [1] p. each
You're easy to dance with
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [5] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [15] p.
Holograph notes: [2] leaves
Holograph list of holidays: [1] leaf
Typescript running lists; [7] leaves
Holograph list of holidays; [1] leaf
Holograph list of holidays; [2] leaves
Typescript list of holidays; [1] p.
Typescript idea and notes; 4 p. each
Typescript list of songs; [7] leaves
Typescript first rough draft for a revue; [5] p.
Carbon copies of complete typescript version of above; [6] p. each
Carbon copy of typed "notes on Holiday inn"; 3 p. each
Carbon copy of typed "notes on conferences..., April 21, 1941; 9 p.
Carbon copy of typed "notes on conferences..., April 28, 1941; 31 p. each
Carbon copy of typed script; [20] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [164] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [51] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [122] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [16] p.
Irving Berlin musical
Typescript screenplay; 25 p.
The last resorts see also Wise guy
Sittin' in the sun (counting my money) see also Non-show music
The snobs on the wrong side of the track see also Wise guy
The top 400 people
Typescript outlines of Act I; [12] leaves
Typescript list of possible songs for Palm Beach; [3] leaves
Liberty hall
Carbon copy of notes; 2 p.
Typed script; 8 p. each
Typed script; 9 p.
Carbon copy of typescript treatment; 49 p.
Louisiana purchase
Bound manuscript condensed score; around 100 p.
Bound printed piano-vocal scores(2); [60] p. each
Apologia
Part one: The letter
Full score: Opening letter #1, 22 p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; p. 2-6, 2-3
Part two: It's news to us (Opening)
Full score: Opening chorus, 43 p.
Full score: Opening chorus #2, letter K, 11 p.
Full score: Opening chorus-new dance, 6 p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; [6, 6] p., p. 9-13
Sketch of piano score; 5 p.
Manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Cake-walk; 41 p.
Chimes #27A; [1] p.
Dance with me (tonight at the Mardi Gras) see also Skate with me from As thousands cheer
Full score #9
Full score: Waltz; [87] p.
Full score: Reprise #13A
Full score: Strings only; 5 p.
Vocal score; [20] p.
Vocal score; 5 p.
Photocopy/manuscript piano-vocal score; [7] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); [5] p. each
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal score; p. 34-37, 36-37
Photocopy of printed piano-vocal score; [7] p.
Orchestral parts: La valsette
Orchestral parts: Cover
Orchestral parts: Reprise
Full score #18; 4 p.
Full score #18; 7 p.
Finale Act I
Full score #17; [20] p.
Full score #17; 44 p.
Vocal score; 2 p.
Photocopy/manuscript piano-vocal score; [10] p.
Photocopy of printed/manuscript piano-vocal score; [9] p.
Typed script; [2] p.
Finale Act II
Manuscript short score; [10] p.
Photocopy of manuscript short score; [2] p.
Finale ultimo
Full score #33; 21 p.
Full score #33; [35] p.
Full score: New end; 5 p.
Fools fall in love
Full score #26; 49 p.
Full score #16
Full score: Stage hands music; 9 p.
Vocal score #26; 3 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); [3] p. each
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; [4, 8] p.
Photocopy of printed piano-vocal score; p. 54-57
I'd love to be shot out of a cannon with you
Full score #23; 46 p.
Full score; 9 p.
Sketches; [6] p.
I'm a Quaker's daughter from the Latin quarter see Music box revue, 1939 and Non-show music
It'll come to you
Full score; 11 p.
Full score: Introduction; [27] p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); [4] p. each
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal (conductor's) score; [4, 3] p.
Photocopy of printed piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Photocopy of printed piano-vocal score (last p. manuscript); [5] p.
It's a lovely day tomorrow
Full score: Introduction #6, #7; [1] p.
Full score: Vocal; 20 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [2, 3] p.
Sketches; [5] p.
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal score(2); [3] p. each
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal score(2); [4] p. each
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 4 p. each
Latins know how
Full score: #21; 19 p.
Full score: #21; [38] p.
Full score: Verse, alternate #15; 3 p.
Full score: Chorus, change #22; 15 p.
Full score: Chorus, change #22; 8 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); [6] p. each
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); [6] p. each
Photocopy/manuscript piano-vocal (conductor's) score; [11] p.
The Lord done fixed up my soul
Full score #24; 65 p.
Full score #24; 32 p.
Full score: Ride out, new; 2 p.
Full score #15; 58 p.
Full score: For stage hands; chorus, change; 13 p.
Full score: Vocally; 41 p.
Full score: Vocally; p. 1-4
Vocal score; 28 p.
Vocal score: Interlude, end of chorale; [1] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [2, 4] p.
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal scores; [4, 8, 10] p.
Sketch of vocal score; [19] p.
Full scores
Set A, part 1 #5; [62] p.
Set A, part 1 #5; 27 p.
Set A, part 2, modulation to B-flat; [1] p.
Reprise #8, tag 59A, 59B; [2] p.
Reprise #8, tag A-D; [4] p.
Set B; [37] p.
Set C; [21] p.
Nicodemus specialty #9B, #14; [19] p.
Nicodemus specialty #14; 10 p.
Reprise, introduction; [1] p.
Reprise, April specialty #7B; 15 p.
Reprise, Act I; 17 p.
Chorus for stage hands; 12 p.
Utility #9; [6] p.
Opening Act II; 15 p.
Opening Act II, introduction; [1] p.
Opening Act II, new introduction; [1] p.
Vocal scores
Letter N #5; 5 p.
Opening #5; 6 p.
Reprise; 6 p.
Piano-vocal scores
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal scores; [4, 5, 6] p.
Reprise: photocopy of printed piano-vocal scores; [4, 4] p.
Orchestral parts: set B
Orchestral parts: set C
Orchestral parts: reprise
Outside of that, I love you see also I hate you
Full score #7
Full score: Gaxton and Zorina #10; 40 p.
Full score: Gaxton and Zorina #10; 15 p.
Full score: Specialty; 19 p.
Full score: Chorus for stage hands #11; 9 p.
Full score: Utility (stage hands) #11; 5 p.
Photocopy of printed piano-vocal/manuscript (conductor's) score; [7] p.
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal scores; [4, 3] p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano score; 4 p.
Full score; 13 p.
Full score: New York (?); [13] p.
Full score: Temp(?); 6 p.
Picket opening
Full score #31; 9 p.
Scat
Sex marches on
Full score #3; 39 p.
Full score: Encore; 17 p.
Full score: Chorus for change; 13 p.
Photocopy of printed piano-vocal score; [5] p.
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal/manuscript (conductor's) score(2); [6] p. each
Encore orchestral parts
Singing bows
Voodoo chant
Vocal score; 6 p.
The waltz of old Vienna see Non-show music
We might have had a future see Non-show music
What chance have I?
Full score #14; 5 p.
Full score #23; 17 p.
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal scores(3); [4] p. each
Wild about you see also Top hat
Full score #10
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); [5] p. each
Manuscript piano score; [3] p. each
Manuscript/photocopies of piano-vocal score; [4, 6] p.
Fair copies (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
You can't brush me off
Full score #28; 53 p.
Full score #28; 20 p.
Full score: Scene changes #29; 9 p.
Full score: Utility #29; 4 p.
Full score: Vocal cadenza; [1] p.
You're lonely and I'm lonely
Full score #8; 4 p.
Full score: Introduction #12; [1] p.
Full score #12; 16 p.
Full score: Abner's specialty #14; 17 p.
Full score: Change #13, #25, #35; 9 p.
Full score: Change music #13; 5 p.
Full score: Reprise #21; 23 p.
Full score; 2 p.
Miscellaneous/unidentified; [6] p.
Scripts/librettos/miscellaneous
Mimeograph copy and photocopy of typed script; [86] p. each
Mimeograph copies of typed script; [81] p. each
Carbon copy of typed script; 83 p.
Photocopy of typed script; [100] p.
Typescript dialog booklets
10; 2 each for Abner, Alphonse, Another girl, April, and Patrice
10; 2 each for Bordelaise, Boys, Buccaneers, Colonel, and Dean
10; 2 each for Dean Manning, Emmy-Lou, Four Martins, Girls, and Hugh
10; 2 each for Jim, Jo, Junior, L. P. Co., and Lee
10; 2 each for Loganberry, Marina, Nick, Nicodemus, and Phyllis
10; 2 each for Pickets, Quartette, Ralph, Secretary, and Whitfield
Typescript list of running times, by scene; director’s notes and manuscript orchestrator notes; [3] leaves
Typescript cover letter and "treatment"; 7 p.
Mammy see also Mr. Bones
In the morning see Non-show music
Knights of the road see Non-show music
Let me sing and I'm happy see also Non-show music
(Across the breakfast table) Looking at you
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); 4 p. each
My castle see Non-show music
To my mammy see also How deep is the ocean (How high is the sky)
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Typescript outline/synopsis; [17] p.
Typescript first rough outline and script; [69] p.
Typescript scenarios; 2 p.
Miss Liberty
Bound manuscript piano-vocal score; 105 p.
Business for a good girl is bad
Full score #5; 14 p.
Photocopy and negative photocopy piano-vocal scores; [7] p. each
Can-can
Manuscript and photocopy of piano part
Full score; 7 p.
Full score: Coda; [1] p.
Version A manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Version A manuscript and photocopies of violin part (old?)
Version B manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Version C manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts (old?)
Version D manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts (old?)
Entrance of reporters
Sketch of manuscript short score; [2] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); [2] p. each
Change: manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Exit
Manuscript brass and percussion parts
Manuscript and photocopy piano parts
Manuscript reed part
Photocopy of manuscript reed parts
Manuscript string parts
Extra! Extra!
Full score: Opening curtain/opening chorus #1 and photocopy; [18] p. each
Full score: Opening chorus-introduction; 5 p.
Manuscript piano score; [7] p.
Manuscript vocal part; [4] p.
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 8 p.
Photocopies of vocal parts(2); 5 p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); 7 p. each
Manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts (final version?)
Manuscript reed and violin parts (variants)
Falling out of love can be fun
Full score #25; 8 p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; [4, 5] p.
Orchestral scores
Version B manuscript and photocopies of orchestral parts (old?)
Version C manuscript brass and string parts (old?)
Fanfare
Fight music
Full score; 3 p.
Manuscript orchestral parts(old?)
Finale I
Finale II
Full score and photocopy; [7] p. each
Manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Finaletto
Full score: Scene 4 #11B; 4 p.
Full score: Scene 6 #13; [1] p.
Scene 6, sketches; [3] p.
Scene 4 manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Scene 6 manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Follow the leader
Full score: jig #23; 36 p.
Set A photocopy of piano-conductor part
Set A manuscript brass parts
Set A manuscript reed parts
Set A manuscript string parts
Set B manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Give me your tired, your poor
Full score #28 and photocopy; 13 p. each
Full score #28; 9 p.
Sketches of vocal score; [9] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; [2] p. each
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; [1] p.
Choral scores
Copyist manuscript vocal scores(6); 2 p. each
Sketch of vocal score(3); [2] p.
Photocopies of vocal scores(6); 2 p. each
Manuscript conductor score and parts
Version A manuscript orchestra parts
Version B, set 1 manuscript orchestral parts
Version B, set 1 copyist's manuscript of piano and violin parts (cut?)
Version B, set 2 manuscript orchestral parts
Version B, set 2 manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts (old?)
Incidental manuscript and photocopy of piano part
Homework see also Just one way to say I love you reprise sketch
Full score #7, #8; 15 p.
Full score: Reprise #21; 8 p.
Full score: Reprise; p. 1-7, 23
Photocopy/manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3 p. each
Manuscript vocal part; [2] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [26] leaves
Version A manuscript orchestral parts
Version A, variants manuscript orchestral parts
Version B manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Version B manuscript reed part
Version C printed orchestral parts
New manuscript orchestral parts
Reprise version A manuscript orchestral parts, 2 variants (old?)
Reprise version A1 manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts, 2 variants
Reprise version B manuscript orchestral parts, 2 variants (old?)
Reprise version B1 manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
The hon'rable profession of the fourth estate
Full score #12; 17 p.
Sketches; [10] p.
Photocpoy of piano-vocal score; 9 p.
Photocopies of vocal score(2); 11 p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); [4] p. each
Exit, manuscript conductor's score; 3 p.
I'd like my picture took
Full score #1, #2; p. 1-22
Sketch of manuscript piano score; 4 p.
Set A manuscript orchestral parts, 2 slightly different versions
Set B manuscript orchestral parts
I'll know better the next time see also Non-show music
Full score #25; 9 p.
Full score-Encore #25 old; 5 p.
Encore manuscript orchestral parts
If I had never been born
Manuscript, photocopy and negative photocopy lead sheets; [1] p. each
Manuscript (Kresa) lead sheet; 2 p.
Just one way to say I love you
Full score #10, #11; [14] p.
Full score: Introduction, new #11; 12 p.
Manuscript piano scores; [2, 1] p.
Printed piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Incidental: Sketch; [2] p.
Reprise: Sketch; [2] p.
Photocopy of piano-conductor part
Printed orchestral parts
Baritone manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Incidental manuscript orchestral parts
Let's take an old-fashioned walk
Full score #7, version A; 17 p.
Full score #6, #7, version B; [69] p.
Full score: New score #7, version B; [11] p.
Full score #6, version C; 22 p.
Full score: Change #7A, version D; 17 p.
Full score: Version ?; [1] p.
Full score: Reprise #7A, #19; 5 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [6, 4] p.
Sketch of orchestral part; [1] p.
Sketches of manuscript vocal score; [4] p.
Photocopies of vocal score(2); 4 p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); 5 p. each
Manuscript conductor/reed parts
Version A printed orchestral parts
Version B manuscript brass parts
Version B manuscript and photocopy piano and percussion parts
Version B manuscript piano parts (variant?)
Version B manuscript and photocopy string parts
Version B alternate ending manuscript orchestral parts
Version B1 vocal D-flat manuscript orchestral parts
Version C new manuscript conductor/reed/brass/percussion parts
Version C new manuscript and photocopy string parts
Version C new key manuscript reed/brass/percussion parts
Version C new key manuscript string parts
Version C2 manuscript reed parts
Version C3 manuscript and photocopy conductor/reed parts
Version D change photocopy of orchestral parts
Version D1 change manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Version D2 change manuscript orchestral parts
Dance photocopy of piano part
Reprise manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
A little fish in a big pond see also Finaletto sketches and Just one way to say I love you incidental
Full score #4, #5; 14 p.
Full score: Fishes #4B, #5A; 22 p.
Full score: Reprise?-dock closing #16; 4 p.
Sketch of orchestral parts; [1] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; [3, 3, 4] p.
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); 3 p. each
Reprise: Sketch; [1] p.
Version A orchestral parts
Version B orchestral parts, 2 variants (old?)
Version C manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Version D printed orchestral parts
Manuscript and photocopy conductor and reed parts
Manuscript brass/piano/percussion parts (old?)
Variant photocopies of piano part
Variant photocopy of piano part and piano-vocal score, taped on
Dock closing manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Dock closing photocopy of cello part
Me an my bundle
Full score #22, #24; 26 p.
Veresion A manuscript orchestral parts
Version A1, set A manuscript and photocopy of conductor and reed parts
Version A1, set A manuscript brass and percussion parts
Version A1, set A manuscript and photocopy string parts
Version A1, set B manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts (old?)
Version A1, set B manuscript orchestral fragments (old?)
Full score #15 and photocopy; 22 p. each
Full score: Alternate ending? and photocopy; 5 p. each
Full score: March-crossover #14; 15 p.
Manuscript vocal parts; [1, 2] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; [6, 2, 2] p.
Photocopies of vocal score(2); 3 p. each
Pattery to liberty: Sketch; [2] p.
Version A manuscript conductor parts
Version A manuscript reed parts
Version A manuscript brass/percussion parts
Version A manuscript string parts
Version B manuscript orchestral parts
Crossover set A photocopy of orchestral parts
Crossover set B photocopy of conductor and reed parts
Crossover set B photocopy of brass/piano/percussion parts
Crossover set B photocopy of string parts
Change music to Bartholdi's studio manuscript orchestral parts
The most expensive statue in the world
Full score #2; [23] p.
Full score #2; p. 20-22
Full score: Exit #4B; [3] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; [8, 8, 7] p.
Photocopy of vocal score; 4 p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 10 p.
Manuscript and photocopy brass/percussion/string parts
Manuscript brass and percussion parts (old?)
Manuscript orchestral parts, variants
Exit manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Incidental manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Mrs. Monotony
Full score; 21 p.
Full score #17; 11 p.
Full score: Dance #18; 21 p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; [6] p. each
Version A1 manuscript orchestral parts
Dance manuscript and photocopy conductor parts
Dance manuscript reed/brass/percussion/string parts
Only for Americans
Full score #9, introduction #10; [53] p.
Full score-Exit #10B; [2] p.
Full score: Introduction; [1] p.
Manuscript vocal part; [3] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; [5, 6] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [22] leaves
Manuscript conductor parts
Manuscript reed parts
Manuscript brass parts
Manuscript piano part
Exit-manuscript and photocopies of orchestral parts
Only in America see Only for Americans
Opening chorus #1 see Extra! Extra!
Opening curtain see Extra! Extra!
Full score; 37 p.
Act II, part I-curtain raiser; manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Act II, part 3-curtain raiser; manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Paris wakes up and smiles see also Finale
Full score #9; 23 p.
Full score: Vocal; 3 p.
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 2 p.
Photocopies of vocal score; 2, 3, 3 p.
Manuscript and photocopy conductor and reed parts, several slightly different versions
Manuscript and photocopy brass and percussion parts, several slightly different versions
Manuscript and photocopy string parts, several slightly different versions
New key-manuscript orchestral parts with pasteovers
Vocal-manuscript orchestral parts
Poem incidental
Full score #6; 7 p.
Set A orchestral parts
Set B orchestral parts
The policeman's ball
Full score #20; 18 p.
Full score: Opening #22; 3 p.
Full score: Utility; 4 p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; 5 p. each
Photocopies of vocal score; 8 p. each
Manuscript brass and percussion parts, several slightly different versions
Manuscript string parts, several slightly different versions
Opening-manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts, several slightly different versions (old?)
Utility-manuscript orchestral parts (old)
The Pulitzer Prize
Full score #27; 11 p.
Copyist's manuscript vocal score; 5 p.
Sketch of piano-vocal score(2); [1, 11] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; [10, 10, 5, 6, 4] p.
Photocopies of vocal score(2); 5 p. each
Manuscript orchestral parts (old)
Selections
Set of parts for each instruments
Reed 1, old parts
Reed 2, old parts
Reed 3, old parts
Reed 4, old parts
Reed 5, old parts
Manuscript and photocopy conductor's scores and sketches
Sing a song of Sing Sing
Manuscript lead sheet; [4] p.
Sketch of piano-vocal score; [1] p.
Sketch of melody; [2] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; 5, [5] p.
The story of Nell and the Police Gazette see also Mr. Monotony
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [7] p.
Printed piano-vocal score; 5 p.
Tombs incidental
Full score: Pt. 1, verse #26; [3] p.
Part 1 manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Part 2 manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
The train
Full score #17; 25 p.
2nd train manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Set A manuscript and photocopy conductor and reed parts
Set A manuscript and photocopy brass, piano and percussion parts
Set B manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Set B manuscript trumpet part (old?)
Introduction manuscript orchestral parts (old?)
Manuscript orchestral fragments (old?)
What do I have to do to get my picture in the paper? see also Falling out of love can be fun
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 4 p. each
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; 4 p. each
Dance manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
A woman's place is in the home see Non-show music
You can have him
Full score #18 and photocopy; 14 p. each
Sketches; 3 p.
Set A manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Set C manuscript and photocopy orchestral parts
Miscellaneous piano-vocal scores; [60] p.
Unidentified orchestral parts; [23] p.
Photocopy of miscellaneous vocal parts and scores of several selections, version A
Photocopy of miscellaneous vocal parts and scores of several selections, version B
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal scores and piano score
Printed manuscript piano-conductor parts
Scripts/libretti/miscellaneous
Typed script: Acts 1-1-5, 1-1-6, 1-5-43; [3] p.
Typed script; [45] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [45] p.
Typed script; 46 p.
Typed script; 26 p.
Typed script and outline; 40 p.
Typed script; p. 6-33
Typed script; [110] leaves
Carbon copy of typed script; [110] leaves
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [100] leaves
Carbon copy of typed script; [94] leaves
Carbon copies of typed script; [98] p. each
Manuscript checklist; typescript libretto sheet insert; manuscript musical cue sheets; manuscript list for show; [17] p.
Mr. Bones
Typescript story line: Acts I & II; [8] p.
Typed script and carbon copy: Act I; [28] p. each
Carbon copy of typed script: Act I; [110] p.
Carbon copy of typed script: Act II; [60] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [37] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [36] p.
Typed script; [61] p.
Typed script; [20] p.
Carbon copy of typed script; [29] p.
Typescript synopsis of scenes 1, 2 & 3; 3 p.
Typed script; 5 p.
Typescript title page; [1] p.
Mr. President
Act I-curtain
Full score #45; [5] p.
Almost
Anybody can write
Full score #48A; [14] p.
Full score-Introduction #48; 3 p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores (2); 4 p. each
Intro-orchestral parts
2nd chorus-orchestral parts
Bardahl
Full score #66; [7] p.
Bows
Full score #66; [22] p.
New bows-orchestral parts
Change to scene 10
Full score #35; [4] p.
Change to scene 24
Full score #52; [2] p.
Close scene 14
Full score; [4] p.
Don't be afraid of romance
Full score #30; [16] p.
Introduction full score #30; [1] p.
Dance full score #30; 16 p.
Reprise full score #50; [3] p.
Utility full score #30; [13] p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score, version 1; 3 p. each
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score, version 2; 2 p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); [3] p. each
Dance orchestral parts
Utility orchestral parts
I'll get your wrap orchestral parts
New utility orchestral parts
Empty pockets filled with love
Full score #42; [22] p.
Insert full score; [2] p.
Encore full score #43; [1] p.
Exit full score #43; 2 p.
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 8 p.
Photocopies of manuscript vocal score(2); [2] p. each
Nu-nu (out of show) orchestral parts
Variant orchestral parts
Encore/exits (variants) orchestral parts
End: Act I
Insert full score #45; [1] p.
Out full score #45; [7] p.
Alternate end (out) full score #45A; [6] p.
New, new end: Act I (out?) full score; [1] p. each
Alternate End Act I orchestral parts
Segue from Open scene 15 orchestral parts
End: Governor scene
Full score #61; [5] p.
End: scene II
Full score #37; [1] p.
Full score #46; [4] p.
Old full score #46; [2] p.
In our hide away-utility: orchestral parts
Full score; [3] p.
Full score; [2] p.
The first lady
Full score #7, 7A; [15] p.
Encore full score; #7B; [9] p.
Intro full score #7, 7A; [3] p.
Melos full score #61; [3] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; 5 p. each
Encore-orchestral parts
Melos-orchestral parts
Glad to be home see also I keep running away from you
Full score #62; [2] p.
Full score #47; [18] p.
Full score #47; [11] p.
Exit full score #47C; [3] p.
Tag full score #47B; [4] p.
Tag full score #47B (old); [4] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4, [1, 2] p.
Photocopy of manuscript vocal part; [2] p.
Photocopy of manuscript vocal score; 8 p.
New-Photocopies of manuscript vocal score; 7 p. each
Orchestral parts (old?)
Exit-orchestral parts
Tag-orchestral parts
Photocopies of manuscript vocal score; 7 p. each
Hadai
Full score
Full score #10, #27A; [2] p.
Henderson
Full score #58, #58A; [7] p.
I'm gonna get him
Full score #53, #59; [13] p.
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal scores; [5] p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores; [4, 4, 5, 5] p.
If you haven't got an ear for music see Non-show music
In our hideaway
New full score #6; [10] p.
Intro, old full score #6; [28] p.
Utility full score; [5] p.
New fishing full score #63C; 4 p.
Printed piano-vocal scores; [3] p. each
Orchestral parts (old)
New arrangement orchestral parts 10/1/62
New arrangement orchestral parts 10/9/62 and 10/10/62
New arrangement orchestral parts 9/10/62
Ending orchestral parts
Exit orchestral parts
Intro orchestral parts
Utility #21 orchestral parts
Utility #63C orchestral parts
Utility #65 orchestral parts
New #64A orchestral parts
Verse orchestral parts
Is he the only man in the world? see also Where is the song of songs for me?
Full score #58B; [8] p.
New full score #70; [6] p.
Old full score #22A; [11] p.
Full score #22; [15] p.
Reprise full score #48C; [5] p.
Utility full score; [6] p.
Printed piano-vocal scores; 3 p. each
Photocopies of manuscript vocal part(2); [1] p. each
Photocopies of manuscript vocal score(2); 3 p. each
Insert-recording orchestral parts
It gets lonely in the White House see also Stars on my shoulders
Full score #15; 25 p.
Full score #15A; [11] p.
New full score #15A; [9] p.
Close scene 4 full score #17; [2] p.
Close scene 4, full score new #17; [2] p.
Encore full score #15B; [4] p.
Encore, full score new #15B; [4] p.
Intro full score #15; [2] p.
Scene 10 full score #36; [4] p.
Close, scene 4 orchestral parts
Close, scene 4, new orchestral parts
Encore, new orchestral parts
Scene 10 orchestral parts
I've got an ear for music see Non-show music
I've got to be around
Full score #12A; 10 p.
New full score #64; [4] p.
Melos full score #27; [3] p.
Reprise, new full score #64; [2] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [6] p.
Melos orchestral parts
Reprise, new orchestral parts
Laugh it up see also Is he the only man in the world? utility orchestral parts
Full score #40; [17] p.
Full score #63; [7] p.
Full score #48; [3] p.
Utility full score; [8] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4 p. each
Holograph lyric sheets; [4] leaves
Variant(?) orchestral parts
Change orchestral parts
Let's go back to the waltz
Full score #3; [42] p.
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 2 p.
Printed piano-vocal score; 2 p. each
Photocopy of manuscript vocal score; 3 p.
Second refrain-photocopies of manuscript vocal score; 5 p. each
New intro
Meat and potatoes
Intro full score #3; [1] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [3, 2] p.
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3 p. each
Printed piano-vocal score-reprise; 3 p.
Reprise #2 orchestral parts
Midway
Full score open #54, #56; [2] p.
Midway open orchestral parts
Nepotism see Non-show music
Once every four years
Full score #38; [20] p.
New verse-photocopies of piano-vocal scores(2); [2] p. each
Photocopies of manuscript vocal part(2); [2] p. each
Photocopies of manuscript vocal score(3); 6 p. each
The only dance I know see also Let's go back to the waltz lyric sheets
Full score-old version; [9] p.
Full score-new mm. 87-90; [1] p.
Full score-new mm. 160-176; [5] p.
New full score; [10] p.
New key, A minor full score; 24 p.
New ending, alternate B full score; [1] p.
New ending, alternate full score; [17] p.
New ending orchestral parts
Open scene 13
Open scene 14
Full score #41; [5] p.
Open scene 15
Full score #39, #44; 2 p.
Open 23
Full score #49; [4] p.
Opening
Full score #1A; [8] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores; 5, 5, 5, 3 p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3, 3, 5 p.
Opening-Act II
Full score #46A; [3] p.
Full score; [30] p.
Full score (out?); [3] p.
Full score (Connecting material?); [4] p.
Pigtails and freckles
Full score #25A; [11] p.
Intro (version A) full score #25; [2] p.
Intro (version B) full score #25; [1] p.
Reprise #53, new full score #48; [3] p.
Reprise? full score; [6] p.
Intro (recording) orchestral parts
Reprise #1 orchestral parts
Transp. orchestral parts
Poor Joe
Printed piano-vocal scores(3); [3] p. each
Pravda
Full score #20; [6] p.
President change and dance-opening Act I, scene 3
Full score #8; [5] p.
Princess
Princess entrance see Hadai
Private citizen
Russian airport
The secret service see also I've got to be around
Utility full score; [9] p.
Full score #13; [17] p.
Encore full score #13A; [5] p.
Scene 9, new full score #32; [6] p.
Open full score #63D; [5] p.
Printed piano-vocal scores; 5 p. each
End scene 9 orchestral parts
Open 29 orchestral parts
They love me
Full score #24; [23] p.
(Change?) full score #24D; [1] p.
Chorus full score #24D; [2] p.
Second encore full score #24B; [8] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [6] p.
Full score #67; [12] p.
Finale full score #68; [6] p.
Recording full score; [2] p.
Melos full score #67A; [10] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4 p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores(4); 4 p. each
Conductor's score and parts
Finale orchestral parts
Trip
Full score #23; [33] p.
Changes full score #23; p. 1-3, 22, 23, 23A
Untitled
Vignette E-Russian vignette
Full score #23; [2] p.
Vignette F-Washington vignette
Full score #19; [3] p.
Vignette G
Full score, change #33; [2] p.
Vignette H
Full score, change #34; [1] p.
Vignette J
Full score #63A; [2] p.
Orchestral parts (out of show?)
Vignette K
Full score #63B; [2] p.
Why shouldn't I like me? see Non-show music
The Washington twist
Opening twist #2; [8] p.
#11, dance #51; [32] p.
New; p. 10-20
New #47; 14 p.
Dance, changes; 9 p.
Reprise #51, reprise/dance new key; [4, 6] p.
Reprise/dance, new #51; 4 p.
Sketch of piano-vocal score; [5] p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] p. each
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score; [2] p. each
Old material? orchestral parts
New, revised orchestral parts
Opening twist orchestral parts
New Washington twist orchestral parts
Leslie orchestral parts
New, reprise orchestral parts
Reprise, dance orchestral parts
Who would have thought see Pigtails and freckles
You need a hobby
Full score #48; [13] p.
Dance (version A) full score #48; 20 p.
Dance (version B) full score #48; [18] p.
Ending full score #48; 2 p.
Copyist manuscript lead sheet; [1] p.
Printed manuscript lead sheet; [1] p.
Printed piano-vocal score; p. 4-7
Dance (old) orchestral parts
Dance (new) orchestral parts
Unidentified incidental music; [1] p.
Unidentified sketches; [4] leaves
Unidentified holograph lyrics; [1] leaf
Typescript lyric sheets; [23] leaves
Manuscript and photocopies of sketches and scores; [87] leaves
Manuscript and photocopies of sketches and scores for cue music; [35] leaves
Miscellaneous manuscript and photocopies of sketches and scores; [20] leaves
Unidentified incidental music orchestral parts
Unidentified orchestra pasteovers
Orchestral parts: individual books for instrument/conductors
Conductor's original production parts
Rehearsal piano original parts
Violin B-2 original parts
Conductor's original part folder
Reed 4 original part folder
Conductor cue music/lead sheets, found together in folder
Reed 3-inserts
Reed 6
Trumpet 1-2
Harp
Piano (extras)
Violin A2
Violin B1
Violin B2
Recording
Percussion 1
Percussion 2
Drums 2
Violin A3
Violin A4
Violin B3
Violin B4
Viola 2
Viola 3
Cello 2
Cello 3
Violin A1
Viola 1
Cello 1
Copyist’s manuscript of conductor lead sheets (piano sketch masters)
Copyist's manuscript violin parts (no good?)
Copyist's manuscript violin parts (out of show?)
Copyist’s manuscript orchestral parts for utility numbers only
Copyist’s manuscript orchestral parts
Manuscript and photocopy parts for regular production and also recording
Manuscript, photocopy, typescript and copyist’s manuscript parts, libretto sheets, and pasteovers (out of show)
Manuscript conductor’s notes, orchestrator’s notes, signs, etc.
Hand script lists of running order and typescript song lists
Orchestral parts: individual books
Conductor - Act I (Jay Blackton)
Conductor - Act II (Jay Blackton)
Conductor (piano-assistant conductor)
Conductor (associate-Woody Kessler)
Trumpet 1 & 2
Horns 1 & 2
Reeds 1
Reeds 2
Reeds 3
Reeds 4
Reeds 5
Violin B 1 & 2
Percussion
Scripts/miscellaneous
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [118] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [131] p.
Typed script and carbon copies of typed script; [194] p.
Typed script and carbon copies of typed script; [72] p.
Typescript notes; [3] leaves
Typescript lists for scenes, cast, vignettes, and miscellaneous; [30] leaves
Mizner project or Mizner story see The last resorts and Wise guy
More cheers
Moon over Napoli
Music box revue, 1921
Leather-bound manuscript piano-vocal score; 223 p.
At the court around the corner
Behind the fan
Dance of the seasons
Dance your troubles away
8 notes in a scale number(?)
Sketch of lead sheet; [3] p.
Everybody step see also Music box revue, 1938-1939
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; [2] p.
I'm a dumbbell
The legend of the pearls
My little book of poetry
Sketch of piano-vocal score; [6] p.
Sketch of lead sheet; [2] p.
Opening chorus
The schoolhouse blues
Tell me with a melody
They call it dancing see also Music box television spectacular and Non-show music
Fair copies (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4 p. each
We work while you sleep
Music box revue, 1922
Bring on the pepper
Crinoline days
Diamond horseshoe
I'm looking for a daddy longlegs see Non-show music
Lady of the evening
Sketch of vocal score; [3] p.
Montmartre see also Music box television spectacular
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [6], 7 p.
Music box revue, 1923
Climbing up the scale
Jazz no.
Manuscript full score; 10 p.
Little butterfly
Sketches; [16] p.
Photocopy of printed music; [3] p.
One girl
Only a rose
Printed piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Opening Act I
Manuscript full score; [77] p.
An orange grove in California
Manuscript full score; [8] p.
Manuscript lead sheet; [5] p.
Sextette
Manuscript full score; [24] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal score and ditto copy; 10 p. each
Song of the vagabonds
Venetian Isles see also I'll miss you in the evening
The waltz of long ago
Manuscript full score; 43 p.
When you walked out, somebody else walked in
Fair copies (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal scores (2); 4 p. each
Music box revue, 1924
Bandana ball
Manuscript lyric sheets; [2] leaves
Broadway scene see Catskill mountains scene
The call of the south
Manuscript lead sheets; [2] p.
Photocopies of typescript lyric sheets; [2] leaves
Catskill mountains scene see also I want to be a ballet dancer
Photocopies of sketches; [8] p.
Manuscript and typescript lyric sheets; [12] leaves
Come to Greenwich Village see Catskill mountain scene
A couple of senseless censors
Manuscript lyric sheets and program notes; [6] leaves
Don't send me back to Petrograd
Don't wait too long
I want to be a ballet dancer
In the shade of a sheltering tree
Listening
Rockabye, baby
Manuscript lyric sheet; [4] p.
Tell her in the springtime
Photocopy of manuscript lead sheet; [1] p.
Tokyo blues
Sketches; [14] p.
Unlucky in love
Where is my little old New York? see Catskill mountains scene
Who
Manuscript lead sheet; [3] p.
Wild cats
Yiddisha eskimo see Non-show music
Music box revue, 1938-1939
Back to back see also Second fiddle
Commercial photography
Holograph lyric sheets; [6] leaves
Columnists' song
Holograph description of scene and lyric sheets; [6] leaves
Endorsement song
Everybody step see also Music box revue, 1921
Hey there, you-manager see Opening-Act III
Hitler and Mussolini
How'd you like what you saw so far? see Opening-Act II
I'm a Quaker's daughter from the Latin Quarter see also Non-show music
I'm sorry for myself see also Second fiddle
In the early Grecian days see Opening and Opening-Act I
It's in three acts instead of the usual two see Opening-Act I
Joseph P. Kennedy and prominent American women
Lost and found bureau
Many are the changes see Opening-Act II
Now here is the written endorsement see Endorsement song
An old fashioned tune always is new see also Second fiddle
Holograph notes and lyrics; [7] leaves
Opening-Act I (the present, 1939)
Holograph description/outlines and lyrics; [12] leaves
Typescript description/outlines and lyrics; [18] leaves
Opening-Act II (the future, 1959)
Holograph description/outlines and lyrics; [10] leaves
Typescript description/outlines and lyrics; [9] leaves
Opening-Act III (the past)
Holograph description/outlines and lyrics; [5] leaves
Typescript description/outlines and lyrics; [3] leaves
Patter to Vaudeville show
Holograph notes; [3] leaves
Typescript lyric sheets and notes; [16] leaves
Put some clothes on, dear
Quintuplets' song
Sherwood, Behrman, Anderson, and Rice see Opening-Act I
Simmons bed see Commercial photography
Since they turned Loch Lomond into swing see also Carefree
Society bums
The song of the metronome see also Second fiddle
This word-and-music patter see Opening-Act III
Tickets, please see Opening and Opening-Act I
We know that you first-nighters see Opening-Act I
Holograph notes (with typescript and carbon copies); [3] leaves
Typescript notes; [1] leaf
Music box television spectacular
Is she the only girl in the world?
Go home and tell it to your wife see Wise guy
Lady of the evening see also Music box revue, 1922
Mary and Perry and George
Sketch of piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Sketch of lead sheet with lyrics; [2] p.
Montmartre see also Music box revue, 1922
Music box opening
Manuscript piano-vocal score; 8 p.
They call it dancing see also Music box revue, 1921 and Non-show music
The toddle see Non-show music
The way it was see Non-show music
When love was all see also Is she the only girl in the world?
You're fun to be with see Non-show music
Off the beat see Face the music
On the avenue
Printed bound piano-vocal scores; 31 p. each
The girl on the Police Gazette
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; 5, 4 p.
Negative photocopy of piano-vocal score; 5 p.
He ain't got rhythm
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 5, [5] p.
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 5 p.
He ain't got rhythm (Ritz Brothers specialty)
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 12 p.
Carbon copies of lyric sheets; [2] p. each
I've got my love to keep me warm
On the steps of Grant's tomb
Slumming on Park Avenue
Swing, sister!
This year's kisses
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [2, 2, 3] p.
Sketch of manuscript piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Fair copies (Kresa) of manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 4 p. each
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores(2); [2] p. each
You're laughing at me
Fair copies (Kresa) of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores; 5, [3] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [81] leaves
Miscellaneous production/staging notes
Typescript contract; [1] leaf
Typescript production and staging notes; [23] leaves
Out front see On the avenue
Professional children's school show
Typescript notes; [2] p. each
Carbon copies of typescript notes; [2] p. each
Reaching for the moon
Unbound piano-vocal scores; [48] p.
Broker's ensemble (Don't sell America short)
Manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
Sketches; 10 p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
Manuscript parts
Do you believe your eyes or do you believe your baby?
How much I love you see also Non-show music
Manuscript full score; 22 p.
If you believe
(I ask you) is that nice? see also Non-show music
It's yours
Manuscript lead sheet, typescript lead sheet, letter concerning copyright; [3] leaves
Sketch-new verse; [4] p.
The little things in life
Manuscript score; 15 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [5, 5, 4] p.
Ditto copies of piano-vocal score(2); 6 p. each
Reminiscence manuscript full score; 7 p.
Reminiscence manuscript parts
Finish of picture manuscript piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Manuscript full score; 18 p.
Ditto copies of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
Stock market-reprise
A toast to prohibition
Manuscript full score; 17 p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); [4] p. each
Wedding and crash
Manuscript lead sheet; 2 p.
What a lucky break for me see also Stock market-reprise
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [5, 6, 3] p.
When the folks high up do the mean low down
Manuscript full score; [15] p.
Typescript choreography and vocal lines; [3] leaves
You've gotta do right by me
Sketches of lead sheet; [2] p.
Typed script/story; 11 p.
Typed script; [78] p.
Typed script/story; 112 p.
Typed script; [124] p.
Typed script; [150] leaves
Holograph/typescript/carbon copy lyric sheets; [18] leaves
Holograph lyric sheet: Broker's opening chorus
Holograph lyric sheet: If you believe-verse
Typescript lyric sheet: Opening chorus broker's ensemble #1
Typescript lyric sheet: Do you believe your eyes or do you believe your baby
Typescript lyric sheet: How much I love you-verse and 2 choruses
Typescript lyric sheet: How much I love you-reprise #7
Typescript lyric sheet: How much I love you-#13
Typescript lyric sheet: What a lucky break for me-verse and 2 choruses
Typescript lyric sheet: If you believe-reprise #8
Carbon copy lyric sheet: If you believe-verse, chorus, patter for preacher, #6
Carbon copy lyric sheet: If you believe-reprise #14
Typescript lyric sheet: Little things in life-verse, chorus, patter, #9
Typescript lyric sheet: Little things in life-reprise, #11
Typescript lyric sheet: Little things in life and How much I love you
Typescript lyric sheet: Lucky break-reprise #10
Carbon copy lyric sheet: Reprise of Stock market chorus and Love song
Carbon copy lyric sheet: When the folks high up do the mean low down #12
Holograph notes, titles, key words; [5] leaves
Carbon copies of typescript outline; [24] leaves
Carbon copies of typescript notes and script; [24] leaves
Carbon copies of typescript outlines and script sheets; [9] leaves
Mimeograph copy of news release; [4] leaves
Always the same
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 4 p. each
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 3 p. each
A guy on Monday see A man to cook for
I used to play it by ear
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 3 p. each
Old version printed manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Old version typescript lyric sheets; [3] leaves
It's the same in every language see Non-show music
I wanna dance with the girl in my arms see Non-show music
Long as I can take you home
Love leads to marriage
A man to cook for
Sketches; [15] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4, 3 p.
One-man woman see A man to cook for
Outside of loving you, I like you
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores(2); 3 p. each
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
The PX
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 5 p. each
The ten best undressed woman
Whisper it
Manuscript and typescript song lists/musical sequences; [7] leaves
Miscellaneous lyric sheets, listed by title
It'll come to you; [1] leaf
It's the same in every language; [3] leaves
Musical continuity for Sophia Loren sequence; [2] p. each
Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning; [2] leaves
Play a simple melody (Benny Goodman reference); [4] leaves
Say it with music; [2] leaves
Typed script dated April 13, 1939; 20 p.
Typed script dated May 10, 1939; 19 p.
Typed script dated May 12, 1939; 5 p.
Typed script dated June 13, 1939; 145 p.
Typed script dated June 21, 1939; 143 p.
Typed script dated July 12, 1939; 12 p.
Typed script dated September 16, 1939; 29 p.
Typed script dated September 18, 1939; 33 p.
Typed script dated September 23, 1939; 20 p.
Typed script dated September 30, 1939; 23 p.
Typed script dated October 9, 1939; 39 p.
Typed scripts (1939); 23, 23, 26 p.
Typed scripts (1939); [4] p.
Typed script dated November 4, 1963; 22 p.
Typed script dated December 26, 1963; 52 p.
Typed script, no date; 89 p.
Typed script dated February 14, 1966; 127 p.
Typed script dated May 15, 1967; 117 p.
Holograph notes; [14] leaves
Typed script and story line; 5 p.
Second fiddle
Photocopy of manuscript condensed score; [152] p.
Back to back see also Music box revue, 1938-1939
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [3, 4] p.
Patter-photocopy of piano-vocal score; [1] p.
I poured my heart into a song
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [4, 5] p.
Manuscript piano score(3); [2] p. each
I'm sorry for myself see also Music box revue, 1938-1939
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 2 p. each
Photocopies of piano-vocal scores(2); 2 p. each
Printed piano-vocal score; 2 p.
An old fashioned tune always is new see also Music box revue, 1938-1939
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [3, 4] p.
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
The song of the metronome see also Music box revue, 1938-1939
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [4, 4] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); 5 p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); [1] p. each
When winter comes see also I poured my heart into a song lead sheet
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [4], 5 p.
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); [5] p. each
Sentimental guy see Wise guy
Silver platter
Louise
On the road to Downeyville
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; p. 4 only
Typescript/manuscript lyric sheets; [4] leaves
Unidentified sketches; [3] p.
Sing with the stars
Stars on my shoulders
Beautiful Brooklyn
A beautiful day in Brooklyn
Funny when you're left with nothing more to say
If we weren't married
Photocopy and negative photocopy of sketches; [3] p. each
It gets lonely in the White House see also Mr. President
It's a lovely day for a walk
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [2-4, 2-4] p.
Manuscript lead sheets; [1, 1, 2] p.
Photocopy of piano-vocal score; 7 p.
John Jacob Astor
Photocopy and negative photocopy of piano-vocal score; [5] p. each
Let's keep in touch while we're dancing
Monohan and Callahan see Non-show music
A roof over my head see also Non-show music
Sketches of piano score; [3] p.
What can you do with a general? see White Christmas
Holograph song lists; [6] leaves
Typed outline-Act I, scenes 1-6; 2 p.
Typescript notes and carbon copy on second Act; 7 p. each
Carbon copy of typescript (rough) outline of Act 2; 8 p.
Typed script; 71 p.
Carbon copy of typed script; 64 p.
Manuscript notes; [2] leaves
Stop! Look! Listen!
Blow your horn
Everything in America is ragtime
Oozums little snoozums is oo
Carbon copy and ditto copy of typescript lyric sheet; [2] leaves
Sailor song
Take off a little bit see Non-show music
When I get back to the U.S.A. see Non-show music
When I'm out with you
Unidentified/miscellaneous sketches
Cover page; [1] p.
Unidentified sketch; [1] p.
Until I fell for you; [1] p.
The harem blues; [1] p.
Waltz melody; [1] p.
Unidentified sketches; [8] p.
After you get what you want you don't want it see also Non-show music
Sketch of piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); [3] p. each
But I ain't got a man
Printed piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
Photocopies of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
I can make you laugh (but I wish I could make you cry)
Printed piano-vocal scores(4); 2 p. each
If you believe see also Reaching for the moon
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 5, 6 p.
Manuscript lead sheets; [5, 2] p.
Sketches; [5, 1] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); 6 p.
The gal on the calendar see Non-show music
A man chases a girl (until she catches him)
Mister Monotony
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 6 p. each
A sailor's not a sailor (till a sailor's been tattooed)
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; [5] p. each
There's no business like show business see also Annie get your gun
When it's peach blossom time in Lichtenburg
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 94 p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [95] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 97 p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [106] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 109 p.
This is the Army
Acrobats
Full score; 3 p. see also With my head in the clouds
Full score; 7 p. see also I'm getting tired so I can sleep
Act I-curtain changer/Change of guard see also Change of guard
Air corps
Full score; [38] p.
New part full score #1; [21] p.
Full score #2; 6 p.
Full score #3; 5 p.
Exit full score; 8 p.
Orchestral parts see also American eagles
I, II, and III orchestral parts
Radio orchestral parts
Song orchestral parts
America
American eagles see also Air corps
Full score #27; 1-15, 36, 37 p.
Printed piano-vocal scores; 2 p. each
Fair copies (Kresa) of manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 3 p. each
Manuscript vocal scores; [3, 7, 4, 2] p.
Photocopies of vocal parts
Ditto copies of vocal parts
The Army's made a man out of me
Full score; [31] p.
Full score #15; 30 p.
Ditto copy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Ballet
Full score #1; [6] p.
Full score #28; [83] p.
Insert-orchestral parts
Canteen-orchestral parts
Change of guard see also Act I-curtain changer/Change of guard
Cook routine
Dressed up to kill see This time lyric sheets
Dressed up to win see This time lyric sheets
Daddy's coming home on a furlough
Typescript lyric and script sheets
England and America see Non-show music
Egyptian anthem
Entra'cte
Exit music
The Fifth Army is where my heart is
Full score; [9] p.
Full score; [13] p.
Full score; [27] p.
Ending full score; [1] p.
Intro full score; [1] p.
Full score #2; [10] p.
God bless America
Fanfare full score; [1] p.
Manuscript vocal scores; [2, 1] p.
Photocopies of vocal score(3); [1] p. each
Manuscript vocal parts
God save the king
Full score; 4 p.
Heaven watch the Philippines
Modulation full score; [1] p.
Finale full score; 6 p.
Insert full score; [1] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); [1] p. each
Printed lyric sheets(2); [1] leaf each
How about a cheer for the Navy?
Full score; [55] p.
Finale full score #23B; 36 p.
Typescript lyric sheets and stage directions; [5] leaves
Ditto copy of piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Hymn of the Soviet Union see also Marseillaise
I get along with the Aussies
I left my heart at the stage door canteen see also Opening of Act II (Jane Cowl number)
Full score #12; [22] p.
Minstrel show-reprise full score #25E; 11 p.
Manuscript piano scores; [2] p. each
Fair copies (Kresa) of manuscript piano score; [3, 4] p.
Manuscript/printed vocal scores; [7, 5, 3] p.
Reprise-manuscript vocal score; [4] p.
Reprise-photocopies of vocal parts
Oxford-orchestral parts
I'm getting tired so I can sleep
Full score #8; 15 p.
Full score; 1-16 p.
Reprise full score #26; 32 p.
Fair copies (Kresa) of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); [4] p. each
Manuscript vocal scores; [6, 8] p.
In my cozy little foxhole by the sea
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Intermezzo
Italian anthem
It's a lovely day tomorrow (to be caught in the rain)?
Jap-German sextette see also Welcome yellow Aryans
Full score #28; 14 p.
Juggler routine
Full score-4 routines; 7, 4, 3, 5 p.
The kick in the pants
Full score; 24 p.
Dance full score; 35 p.
2nd chorus full score; [4] p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(3); 5 p. each
Kitchen police see also Yip, Yip, Yaphank
Ladies of the chorus
Full score; [37] p.
Lorina
Mandy/I'd rather see a minstrel show see also Ziegfeld follies of 1919
Full score; 23 p.
Finale full score #16; 22 p.
Manuscript vocal scores; [9, 2] p.
Marseillaise
"Hymn of the Soviet Union" full score; 5 p.
My British buddy
Full score; 10 p.
Sketch of piano score; [1] p.
My Sergeant and I are buddies
Full score #10 and new routine; 17, 10 p.
O-for a dress
Off to France
Full score; 14 p.
Oh! how I hate to get up in the morning see also Miscellaneous-program notes/song lists/rules and regulations
Full score; 17 p.
Quartette before Oh! How I hate to get up in the morning-ballet
Photocopy of lead sheet; 2 p.
Key of A-flat
Key of A-flat, with pasteovers
Key of G, with pasteovers
Key of G, photocopies
Oh! how I love to be home
Full score; 20 p.
Exit full score; 9 p.
My British buddy exit full score; 8 p.
Kick in the pants exit full score; 9 p.
Oh, to be home again
Typescript lyric sheets; [15] leaves
Opening (The Army and the Shuberts depend on you) see also Opening chorus (Some dough for the Army relief)
New opening typescript lyric sheets; [5] leaves
Opening chorus (Some dough for the Army relief) see also Opening (The Army and the Shuberts depend on you) lyric sheets
Full score #5; 21 p.
Full score #5; 16-35 p.
Opening of Act II (Jane Cowl number) see also I left my heart at the stage door canteen
Manuscript piano score; 4 p.
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); 6 p. each
Typed outline and routine; [7] leaves
Full score; 38 p.
Full score-alternate version; 30 p.
Full score #2; 22 p.
Pinky's routine-insert
A pretty girl is like a melody
Radio Harlem-vocal end
Reprise-canteen-minstrel show
Second act-opening
Full score #25; 21 p.
Sergeant Dick Bernie
Shoo shoo stomp
Siboney
Stage door canteen see also Second act-opening
Lovely day; 5 p.
Pretty girl; 8 p.
Blue skies-canteen; 4 p.
Canteen-Oxford; 19 p.
Vocal F; 20 p.
That Russian winter
Intro/vocal full score #21; [15] p.
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); 2 p. each
That's what the well-dressed men in Harlem will wear
Full score; 82 p.
Full score; [67] p.
Insert full score #22; 3 p.
Insert full score #22; 5 p.
Full score; p. 1-6, 10-12
There are no wings on a foxhole
Full score; 19 p.
Infantry-no wings-exit full score; 8 p.
Photocopies of manuscript lead sheet(2); [2] p. each
Photonegative of manuscript lead sheet; [2] p.
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); [2] p. each
Typescript and photocopied lyric sheets; [13] leaves
This is the Army, Mr. Jones see also Opening (The Army and the Shuberts depend on you)
Full score #1; 25 p.
Full score #2; 27 p.
This is the Army, Mr. Jones full score #6; 33 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); 5 p. each
Printed piano-vocal scores(2); 4, 3 p.
Typescript and photocopied lyric sheets; [12] leaves
#1-Orchestral parts
#2-Orchestral parts
Melody-Orchestral parts
This time (Closing)
Full score #14, #30B; 16 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [4, 3] p.
Sketch of piano score; [3] p.
Typescript lyric sheets
Original version; [5] leaves
"Dressed up to kill"; [2] leaves
"Dressed up to win"; [3] leaves
"V" for victory
Ve don't like it
Ditto copies of piano-vocal score(2); 4 p. each
W.A.C.
Sketch full score; 8 p.
II full score; 3 p.
Welcome yellow Aryans see also Jap-German sextette
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [4, 3, 3, 3] p.
What are we gonna do with all the jeeps?
Manuscript piano-vocal scores(2); [4] p. each
Negative photocopy of sheet music
What does he look like? (That boy of mine)
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [3, 2] p.
Ditto copies of piano-vocal score; 3 p. each
What the well-dressed men in Harlem wear
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3, 12 p.
Sketches of piano-vocal score; [2, 2] p.
Sketches of piano score; [1, 1] p.
Version B orchestral parts
With my head in the clouds see also Acrobats
Fair copies (Kresa) of manuscript piano-vocal score(2); 3 p. each
Manuscript vocal score; [1] p.
Acrobats-orchestral parts
Entra'cte-orchestral parts
Yip, Yip, Yaphanker's introduction
Photocopy of printed piano-vocal score; 4 p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [1] leaf
You'll never know
Unidentified
Printed piano-vocal scores; 55 p. each
Miscellaneous-program notes/song lists/rules & regulations
Holograph list; [1] leaf
Holograph song list; [2] leaves
Typescript rules for hostess; [14] leaves
Typescript song list; [5] leaves
Typescript program order, misc.; [4] leaves
Typescript sheets; [6] leaves
Miscellaneous lyrics
Typescript lyric sheets; [135] leaves
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 131 p.
Typescript notes; 5 p.
Typed script; [54] p.
Typescript outline of show; 16 p.
Typed script; 4 p.
Typed script; 3 p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 71 p.
Mimeograph copy and typed script; [120] p.
Mimeograph copy of continuity and breakdown-Act I; [19] p.
Mimeograph copy of breakdown-Act II, scenes I & II; [19] p.
Mimeograph copy of "Musical breakdown and continuity of American eagles and Oh, how I hate..."; [5] p.
Carbon copy of typescript memo; [1] leaf
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [7] p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; [2] p.
Tin Pan Alley
Typescript notes and carbon copy; 5 p. each
Typescript song lists and notes and carbon copies; [30] p.
Typescript list; 3 p.
Mimeograph copy of typed script; 147 p.
This town of ours see Face the music
Top hat
Printed piano-vocal score; [20] p.
Cheek to cheek
Isn't this a lovely day
Sketches of piano score(2); [2] p. each
No strings (I'm fancy free)
The piccolino
Top hat, white tie and tails
Wild about you see also Louisiana purchase
Watch your step
Bound piano-vocal score; [107] p.
Don't be stingy
Caruso song
Manuscript lyric sheets; [3] leaves
Evening exercise see Non-show music
Homeward bound
Husbands-wives-sweethearts
Sketch of piano-vocal score; [9] p.
I hate you see also Outside of that I love you
I love to have the boys around me
Holograph lyric sheets; [1] leaf
If they were all like you see also Non-show music
I'm a dancing teacher now
I'm getting strong for you see Non-show music
Lead me to love
Lock me in your harem and throw away the key
The minstrel parade
Move over
Manuscript lead sheets; [1, 1] p.
Musical demon
Office hours
Opera burlesque scene
Manuscript lead sheet-Sextette section; [1] p.
Manuscript lead sheet-Rigoletto section; [2] p.
Sketch for Madam Butterfly section; [3] p.
Holograph lyric sheets; 5 leaves
Play a simple melody see also Miscellaneous lyric sheets from Say it with music
Ragtime opera medley
Typescript cue sheet; [1] leaf
Settle down in a one-horse town
Show us how to do the fox-trot
The syncopated walk
There's a fire burning down in my heart
There's a girl on my mind see also Non-show music
They always follow me around
Printed piano-vocal score; p. 4-48
They're dancing teachers
What is love?
Manuscript/typescript vocal part; [1] p.
When I discovered you
When I get back to my hometown
Carbon copies of typescript lyric sheets; [4] leaves
Photocopies of typescript and manuscript lyric sheets; [8] leaves
When it's nighttime in Dixieland see Non-show music
When I'm in love see also Opera burlesque scene
Bound condensed score; [481] p.
Bells see also Ziegfeld follies of 1920
The best things happen while you're dancing
Copyist's manuscript parts; [24] p.
Copyist's manuscript parts; [21] p.
Choreography
Count your blessings instead of sheep
Photocopies of piano-vocal score(2); 3 p.
Manuscript lyric sheet (Helmy Kresa); [1] p.
A crooner, a comic
Printed piano-vocal score(2); 3 p. each
Gee, I wish I was back in the Army
Manuscript full score; 11 p.
Manuscript conductor score; 3 p.
How does a pilot spend his furlough
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 7 p.
I'd rather see a minstrel show
Love, you didn't do right by me
Copyist's manuscript parts
Photocopies of printed piano-vocal score(2); [2] p. each
The old man see also If we weren't married from Stars on my shoulders
Sketches of piano-vocal score; [5] p.
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3, 2, 2 p.
Sisters
Sketch of piano-vocal score; [2] p.
Snow see also Free from Call me madam
Photocopy of typescript lyric sheet; [1] leaf
What can you do with a General?
Photo negative of manuscript piano-vocal score; [5] p.
What does a soldier want for Christmas?
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 7 p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; 7 p. each
Photocopy of copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; 7 p.
When it's night time in Dixie land see also Non-show music
Carbon copies of typescript story notes for White Christmas(3); 7 p. each
Mimeograph & carbon copies of typed script; [235] p.
Mimeograph & carbon copies of typed script; [202] p.
Mimeograph & carbon copies of typed script; [179] p.
Wise guy see also The last resorts
Anybody can write see Mr. President
Card sense
Typescript lyric and script sheets; [13] leaves
Dallas/I like New York
Gold
Go home and tell it to your wife
I never want to see you again
It takes more than love to keep a lady warm
Klondike Kate
Typescript lyric sheetes; [5] leaves
Love leads to marriage see Say it with music
Love is for boys
Opening the Mizner story
The snobs on the wrong side of the tracks see also The last resorts
You'd make a wonderful wife for some man
You're a sentimental guy
You're a sucker for a dame
Typed draft of script; [67] leaves
Typed scripts; 29, 12, 32 p.
Typed script and carbon copy; 13 p. each
Typed script; 18 p.
Typescript synopsis of second act with carbon copy; [1] p. each
Typescript/carbon song lists and miscellaneous; [10] leaves
Yip, Yip, Yaphank
Bound manuscript piano-vocal score; [47] p.
Bevo see Ziegfeld follies of 1919
Come along, come along, come along see Ziegfeld follies of 1920
Ding dong
Down from the follies see Miscellaneous lyric sheets
Dream on, little soldier boy
Ever since I put on a uniform
I can always find a little sunshine in the YMCA
Manuscript lead sheets (2); [4] p. each
Kitchen police (poor little me) see also This is the Army
Kiss me, sergeant see Miscellaneous lyric sheets
Love interest
Mandy
Full score; [23] p.
Oh! How I hate to get up in the morning Alexander's ragtime band and This is the Army now
Opening act
Full score; 35 p.
Full score; [11] p.
Page boys
Ragtime razor brigade
Send a lot of jazz bands over there
Full score; [24] p.
The sterling silver moon see Mandy
We live at Upton with Major General Bell
Photocopies of lead sheet(2); [1] p. each
Photocopies of manuscript lyric sheet(2); [1] p. each
We're on our way to France
Full score; 10, 11 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3, [3] p.
Manuscript conductor lead sheets; [28] p.
Manuscript conductor lead sheets; [32] p.
Follies opening; Ragtime razor brigade; Kiss me Sergeant; [2] leaves
Soldier boy; Bevo; My country 'tis of thee; Mandy; Y.M.C.A.; [1] leaf
When we got back to the USA; [1] leaf
Finale of Act II, scene 1; [5] leaves
Manuscript orchestral parts by instrument
Clarinet 1
Clarinet 2 and 3
Trumpet 1
Trumpet 2 and 3
Tuba
Drum
Violin 1
Violin 1 (second stand)
Violin 2
Violin 2 (second stand)
Extra flute
Extra clarinet
Extra bassoon
Extra horn
Extra trumpet/cornet
Extra trombone
Extra tuba
Extra percussion
Extra violin 1A
Extra violin 1B
Extra violin 1C
Extra violin 2
Extra viola
Extra cello
Extra bass
Miscellaneous orchestral parts-fragments
Unidentified orchestral parts
Ziegfeld follies of 1910
Grizzly bear
Ziegfeld follies of 1911
Doggone that chilly man
Ephraham played upon the piano see Non-show music
Woodman, woodman, spare that tree!
Ziegfeld follies of 1916
In Florida among the palms
Ziegfeld follies of 1919
Lyric folder
Typescript lyric sheets; [28] leaves
T.p.: [1] leaf
Opening-The follies salad: [2] leaves
King Cole (by Stamper and Buck): [1] leaf
King Cole's song (by Stamper and Buck): [1] leaf
Miami (by Victor Jacobi): [1] leaf
Goodbye sunshine hello moon! (by Stamper and Buck): [1] leaf
Sweet sixteen (by Stamper and Buck): [1] leaf
You're the finest of them all (by Stamper and Wolf): [2] leaves
Shimmee town (by Stamper and Buck): [1] leaf
Tulip time (by Stamper and Buck): [1] leaf
My orchard of girls (by Stamper and Buck): [1] leaf
Minstrel show finale (by Irving Berlin): [2] leaves
Mandy (by Irving Berlin): [1] leaf
Harem life (by Irving Berlin): [1] leaf
Who was King Solomon's favorite wife? (by Irving Berlin): [1] leaf
Beautiful faces need beautiful clothes (by Irving Berlin): [1] leaf
Circus ballet (by Irving Berlin): [1] leaf
The Bolsheviki man (by Irving Berlin): [1] leaf
My tambourine girl (by Irving Berlin): [1] leaf
Minstrel show (by Irving Berlin): [1] leaf
Beautiful faces need beautiful clothes
Manuscript piano-conductor score; [4] p.
Bevo
Follies opening
Harem life (Outside of that every little thing's all right)
I'd rather see a minstrel show see also This is the Army
Manuscript full score; 79 p.
Manuscript piano-vocal sketch; [2] p.
Photocopy of typescript lyric sheets; [3] leaves
Look out for the Bolsheviki man
Mandy see also This is the Army
Manuscript lyric sheet (2nd verse); [1] leaf
My tambourine girl
Manuscript vocal parts; [1] p. each
A pretty girl is like a melody see also Non-show music
Manuscript score; 8 p.
A syncopated cocktail
Manuscript lead sheet; 1 p.
Who was King Solomon's favorite wife? see Lyric folder and You cannot make your shimmy shake on tea
You cannot make your shimmy shake on tea
Ziegfeld follies of 1920
Bells see also White Christmas
Manuscript full score; 49 p.
Manuscript score; 4 p.
Chinese firecrackers
Manuscript full score; [23] p.
Typescript lyric sheets; [2] p.
Special dance full score; 10 p.
Come along sextet
Manuscript conductor lead sheet; [1] p.
Manuscript full score; [52] p.
Floradora
Manuscript conductor lead sheet; [2] p.
The girls of my dreams
Manuscript full score; 14 p.
I live in Turkey
Intermission scene
Manuscript full score; [84] p.
The leg of nations
Manuscript full score; 31 p.
Typescript lyric sheet; [1] p.
Photocopies of typescript lyric sheet; [2] p.
The syncopated vamp
Tell me, little gypsy
Ziegfeld follies of 1927
Cantor specialty
In those good old Bowery days
It all belongs to me
Sketches of manuscript lead sheet(2); [2] p. each
It's up to the band see Non-show music
The jungle jingle
Learn to sing a love song see also Cantor specialty and Non-show music
My New York see also Cantor specialty
Ooh, maybe it's you
Manuscript piano score; 9 p.
Ribbons and bows
Shaking the blues away
Tickling the ivories
What makes me love you?
Why should he fly at so much a week? (when he could be the Sheik of Paree)
You have to have "it" in Hollywood see Non-show music
Unidentified show music
Gee, but it's great to be a chorus girl
Porter scene
Manuscript lyric sheet; [1] p.
Act I-opening curtain-opening chorus
Manuscript part; [2] p.
Merman ending-#17
Nobody child
Opening train scene-opening chorus
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [10] p.
Playoff #1, Cue #2
Special chorus
Photocopies of manuscript piano score(2); [1] p. each
Valse no. 2
Manuscript score; 7 p.
World
Non-Show Music
Although this section is categorized as non-show music, many items filed here are merely sketches or song fragments and the original intention of the song or melody is not known. Therefore, the song in question could have been written for a show, but without any evidence for this, these items have been filed as song titles in the Non-Show Music series. Confirmed show music was also found and kept among the non-show materials, giving an opportunity to study Berlin's skill at recycling material.
Abie sings an Irish song
Advertising
Aesop (that able fable man)
After the honeymoon
After you get what you want you don't want it see also There's no business like show business
Photocopy of printed piano-vocal score; p. 3-5
Alexander and his clarinet
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [4] p.
Fair copies (Kresa) of manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Manuscript score and miscellaneous parts; 4 [1, 1] p.
Typescript lyric sheets of parody versions
Manuscript and photocopy parts (strings)
Manuscript and photocopy parts (winds, reeds, brass, percussion, harp, piano)
Printed score and parts
Printed choral arrangements
Printed parts with score
Photocopy of printed score
Photocopy of printed parts
All aboard for Manhattan
Photocopy of holograph lyric sheet; [1] leaf
All alone
All by myself
All I bring to you is love
Manuscript lead sheets(5); [1] p. each
Manuscript piano scores; [3, 2, 2] p.
All I need is love
All my love and kisses
All of my life
All she does is sit around the house
Typescript lyric sheets [3] leaves
All that I bring is love
Along came Ruth
Always
Typescript and manuscript lyric sheets; [5] leaves
Miniature sheet music
Manuscript vocal scores; 10 p. each
Always treat her like a baby see also Treat her like a baby
An angel from heaven
Angels of mercy
Manuscript piano score(2); [2] p. each
Any bonds today?
Publisher's proof of piano-vocal score; 5 p.
Negative photocopy of piano score; [4] p.
Any love today?
Manuscript lead sheets(2); [1] p. each
Sheet music; 8 p. each
Araby
Arms for the love of America
As long as I can remember
Ask for the moon see also It's yours
At peace with the world
At the acrobatic ball
At the coconut grove
At the devil's ball
At the poker ball
Baby
Baby, how soon will the day be?
Baby wants to go bye-bye
Manuscript lead sheets; [12] p.
Back again
Back home
Bandit band
Photocopy of manuscript piano score; [2] p.
The battle hymn of the United Nations
Be careful
Beautiful chorus girls
Ditto copy of typescript lyric sheet; [1] leaf
A beautiful photograph
Because I love you
Becky is shimmying now
Photocopy of pp. 210-211 from the book Irving Berlin and ragtime America
Becky's got a job in a musical show
Typescript sheet; [1] leaf
Begging for love
Manuscript full score
Manuscript piano score; [5] p.
Berlin intro
Manuscript score; 12 p.
Bit by bit (medley)
Blue river see also Please let me come back to you
Printed piano-conductor score and parts
Bobby
Brains
The bride went home with her mother (and the groom went back to his wife)
Bring back my lovin' man
Bring back the days
Bring me a ring in the spring and I'll know that you love me
Bring your money to me
Butterfingers
Call again
Call me up some rainy afternoon
The call of my broken heart
Call of south
Careless
Carter and Mondale
Chase all your cares (and go to sleep baby)
Christmas-time seems years and years away
Church
The circus is coming to town
City of dreams
Cling to me
Cohen owes me ninety-seven dollars
Colored Romeo
Come along to toy town
Come back Antonio
Come back to me
Come back to me my melody
Coquette
Count sheep
Manuscript vocal score; [4] p.
Cry
Cuddle up
The czars left the gates wide open
Typescirpt lyric sheet; [2] leaves
Daddy came home
Dance
Typescript lyric sheet and carbon copy; [2] leaves
Dat's-a my girl
The day after tomorrow
Dear doctor
Carbon copy of typescript lyric sheet; [3] leaves
Dear Mayme, I love you
The devil has bought up all the coal
Do it again
Do your duty, doctor! (Oh, oh, oh, oh, doctor)
Don't blame it all on the music
Don't call me, I'll call you
Don't forget to remember
Don't know words enough
Don't leave your wife alone
Don't take your beau to the seashore
Don't you remember Mary Brown?
Dorando
Down in Chattanooga
Down in my heart
Down on my uncle Jerry's farm
Down to the Folies Bergere
Down where the jack o'lanterns grow
Draggy rag
Dreams
Dreams, just dreams
Drink, brothers, drink
Printed parts
Printed condensed score and parts for concert band
Printed condensed score and parts for concert orchestra
Eight little songwriters
The elevator man going up! Going up! Going up! Going up!
England and America
Ephraham played upon the piano
Evening exercise
Ever since I met you I'm a nut
The Everleigh Club
Every instrument in the band
Everybody knew but me
Manuscript piano score and sketch; [2, 1] p.
Typescript lyrics; [1] leaf
Everything is rosy now for Rosie
Eyes of youth
Eyes to see with
Fatima
Fiddle-dee-dee
The fireman's ball
Flagwaving
Follow me around
Follow the crowd
Footsteps
For George Gershwin
Printed lyric sheets; [3] leaves
For the very first time
Copyist manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Four horsemen of the puckered lips
Free again
The freedom train
The friar's parade
Froelich tanz
From here to Shanghai
Fair copy (Kresa) of manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
From now on
Furnishing a home for two
The gal on the calendar
Sketch; [1] leaf
Printed piano-vocal score; [2] p. each
The garbage man
The garden of girls
The gates are wide open
Getting nowhere
Model for children's book; 8 p.
Give my regards to Fred Astaire
Go back to the U.S.A. see also Easter parade
Photocopy of original lyric sheet; [2] leaves
Original version
First revision
Publisher's proof of sheet music; 5 p.
Negative photocopy of manuscript lead sheet; [1] p.
Carbon copy of typescript lyric sheet; [1] leaf
Final revision
Photocopies and negative photocopy of holograph lead sheet; [4] leaves
Manuscript choral score; [2] p.
Manuscript choral parts
Manuscript duet lead sheet; 3 p.
Photocopy of publisher's proof for sheet music
Photocopy of score and parts; [35] p.
Printed condensed scores and parts for concert orchestra
Printed scores and parts
Ditto copy of parts
Printed condensed score and parts
God gave you to me
God's gift
Going back to Italy
Manuscript on blank staff paper; [1] p.
The gold in a golden wedding day
Gone
Goodbye, France (You'll never be forgotten by the USA)
Goodbye, girlie, and remember me
Goody, goody, goody, goody, good
Grandfather
Manuscript lead sheet and photocopies; [1] p. each
Growing gray
Gypsy number
Printed choral arrangement; 11 p.
Happy little chorus girl
Happy little country girl
Happy new year blues
Harry, Abe, and Jack
The haunted house
Hawaiian blues
He didn't wake up one morning
Printed lyric sheet; [1] leaf
He doesn't know what it's all about
He never comes home at all
He promised me
He walks in his sleep
Help me to help my neighbor
Manuscript lead sheet and lyrics; [2] p.
Publisher's proof of printed piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; 2 p.
Here's to Flo
Herman, let's dance that beautiful waltz
He's a devil in his own home town
He's a rag picker
He’s getting too darn big for a one-horse town
He's just that kind of a man
He's so good to me
Hey, wop
High up-new chorus
Hildegarde
Hiram's band
Manuscript piano score; 7 p.
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano score; 7 p.
Home again
Home again blues
Home on my mind
Homesick
Homework
Honey, let me take back what I said
How about me?
How can I change my luck? see also Face the music
How can I forget (When there's so much to remember)?
How can you [illegible]
How deep is the ocean? see also To my mammy and How much I love you
Photocopies of sheet music
How did I ever live without you
How do you do it, Mabel, on twenty dollars a week?
How many times?
How much I love you
Manuscript lead sheets; [1] p. each
Sketches; [1] p. each
How was I to know
How's your heart?
Hurry back to my bamboo shack
Hustle along
I am leaving tonight on the Midnight Express
Typescript translation of shorthand; [1] p.
I beg your pardon, dear old Broadway
I can die with a smile on my face
I can't do it by myself
I can't do without you
I can't remember
I could be a sweet heart to you
I could live on love and kisses
I couldn't speak any English
I don't think we'd better send them back
I don't want to be married see also Face the music
I felt that something was going to happen
I have everything
I have just one heart for just one boy
I haven't got a home to go to
I just wanna know my baby loves me
I keep running away from you
Printed manuscript lead sheets; 2 p. each
I know that lady
I like Ike
Manuscript full score; 21 p.
I love a small town
I love my neighbor
Sketches(3); [5] p.
I love to quarrel with you
I love to stay at home
I love you more each day
I love you - you love him see also Easter parade
I might go home tonight
I never had a chance
I paid my income tax today
I still like Ike
Manuscript piano-conductor score and parts
Printed manuscript vocal sheets; [1] p. each
Manuscript piano-vocal score; 9 p.
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] 8 p.
Sketches(2); [2] p.
Printed piano-vocal scores; 8 p. each
Holograph lyric sheets; [5] leaves
Printed piano-vocal score; 17 p.
I threw a kiss in the ocean
Manuscript lead sheet with piano score; [2] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores; [4] p. each
I wanna dance with the girl in my arms
I want a harem of my own
I want to go back to Michigan (down on the farm)
I want to go back to the farm
I want to jazz my troubles away
I want to marry you
I want you to meet my girl
I wasn't doing anything wrong
I went to a doctor
I wish that you was my gal, Molly
I'd rather not dance again
If all the girls I knew were like you
If I had my way (I'd be a farmer)
If I had my way, I'd live among the gypsies
Typescript history of the song; [3] leaves
If I had you
If I thought you wouldn't tell
If it wasn't for my wife and baby
If only you belonged to me (and I belonged to you)
If that’s your idea of a wonderful time (take me home)
If the managers only thought the same as mother
If they were all like you see also Watch your step
Manuscript score; 24 p.
If you didn’t know how old you were
If you don't like my apples
If you don’t want me (why do you hang around?)
If you don’t want my peaches (you’d better stop shaking my tree)
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 2 p.
If you haven't got an ear for music see also I've got an ear for music
If you know how to strut
Ike for four more years
Manuscript piano-conductor score with parts; [3] p.
Manuscript score; [8] p.
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] p. each
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] p. each
Printed piano-vocal score; [1] p.
Manuscript piano score and parts; [14] p.
Copyist's manuscript vocal part; [1] p.
Ike, Ike (the Yiddish ball player) see also Jake! Jake! The Yiddish ball player
I'll hang on to you like last winter's hat
I'll know better the next time see also Miss Liberty
Copyist's manuscript, photocopy and negative photocopy of piano-vocal score; 5 p. each
Fair copy (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; [3] p.
1957; [5] leaves
1982; [4] leaves
1985; [4] leaves
I'll make it warm for you
I'll make you love me
I'll miss you in the evening see also Venetian Isles
I'll still remember you
I'll take you back to Italy
I'm a happy married man
I'm a Quaker's daughter from the Latin Quarter see also Music box revue, 1938-1939
I'm afraid, pretty maid, I'm afraid
I'm beginning to miss you
Manuscript lead sheet; [1] p. each
I'm crazy 'bout you
I'm down in Honolulu looking them over
I'm getting old in New Guinea
I'm getting strong for you
I'm going back to the farm
Fair copies (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 5 p. each
I'm going on a long vacation
I'm going to hang around
I'm gonna pin my medal on the girl I left behind
I'm happy
I'm looking for a daddy longlegs
I'm not afraid
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores; 3 p. each
Holograph lyrics on envelope; [1] leaf
I'm not prepared
I'm playing fire
I'm Spanish
Manuscript score; 18 p.
I gave her my heart in Acapulco
Typescript lyric sheet; [6] leaves
Orchestra parts
In Napoli
In old San Juan
In the morning
In the twilight
Innocent Bessie Brown
Inspiration
Is everybody satisfied?
Is that nice? see also (I ask you) Is that nice? from Reaching for the moon
Israel
Printed manuscript piano-vocal scores; 2 p. each
It isn't what he said, but the way he said it
I'm a sucker for a dame see You're a sucker for a dame
It takes more than love
Italian song
It's a walk-in with Walker
Piano-vocal score printed on back of newspaper and photocopy; [2] p. each
It's about time
It's all in the game
It's the little bit of Irish
It's the same in every language
It's up to the band
I've got a lot of love for you
I've got a song
I've got an ear for music see also If you haven't got an ear for music
I've got my Captain working for me now
I've got to catch a train, goodbye
I've got to have some lovin' now
I've lost my heart
I've written another melody
I've written another song
Jake! Jake! The Yiddish ball player see also Ike, Ike (the Yiddish ball player)
Jingle belles
Manuscript score; 17 p.
Just a blue serge suit
Just a little while
Just for you
Just like the rose
Just passing through
Just tunes
Sketches; [1] p.
Kate (Have I come too early, too late?)
Holograph lyrics on memo; [1] leaf
Keep away from the man with the automobile
Fair copies (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Keep on walking
Kiss me once more see also The music lesson/Kiss me once more and Alice in Wonderland sketch
Kiss your sailor boy goodbye
Kisses without love
Sketch; [6] p.
Knights of the road
Knitting song
Lady
Learn to sing a love song see also Ziegfeld follies of 1927
Let me love you just a little bit
Let me sing
Printed lyrics on cardboard; [1] p.
Printed lyric sheets; [2] p.
Let me sing and I'm happy see also Mammy
Let the gate swing open
Let's go west again
The lido
Sketch of piano-vocal score; 7 p.
Lindy
A little love to start with
A little old church in England
Little old fashioned parlor
A little sympathy
Love and the weather
Love with a beat
Sketch of piano-vocal score; 3 p.
Love without romance
Love's labor lost
Lucky strike
A lullaby with a beat
The man in the moon is getting angry
Marie from sunny Italy
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; 4 p. each
Maybe it's because I love you so much
Me and my Melinda see also Me and my piano
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; [3] p. each
Me and my piano see also Me and my Melinda
Mending the old world (making it new)
Merry merry
Midnight eyes
Million dollar girl
The minor melody
Mister monotony
Reverse photocopy of piano-vocal score; [6] p.
Printed piano-vocal score; 5 p. each
Missus monotony
Photocopies of manuscript piano-vocal score; [9] p. each
Mona
Monohan and Callahan
Manuscript lead sheet and photocopies; [3] p.
Moon
Moonlight maneuvers
More than only a girl
More than silver, more than gold
The most
The mustache is different (but the words are the same)
Moving picture
Mister Jolson
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; [3] p. each
Mr. Monotony see Mister Monotony
Mr. President of ASCAP
Manuscript lead sheet; 3 p.
Printed program of event
Mrs. Astor's party
Musical mose
My castle
My dreams were of a wondrous love
My favorite song (reminds me of my favorite girl)
My heart is mended now (come back and break it again)
My gal in Italy
My little feller
Ozalid piano-vocal score; 4 p.
My old pal
My old sweetheart
My sweetie
My tango man
My wife’s gone to the country (hurrah! hurrah!)
Nancy
Nepotism
The new moon
A new way to say I love you
Next to your mother, who do you love?
N.G.
The night is filled with jazzbows
No man is good enough
Manuscript lead sheet, photocopy and negative photocopy; [1] p. each
No one could do it like my father
Nobody knows and nobody seems to care
Nora
Sketches(3); [1] p. each
Norma
Not because you're beautiful
Manuscript shorthand lyric sheets; [3] leaves
Now
O sole mio
Oh! How he can dance
The old maid's ball
Printed 1st violin part
Old songs
On account of you
Manuscript piano score, photocopy and negative photocopy; [2] p.
On revival day
One kiss led to another
One thing
Only a girl
Only God can make a tree
Operation vittles
Manuscript full instrumental score; 12 p.
Manuscript instrumental parts
Manuscript full vocal score; 26 p.
Opus I
Opus 1001
Oriental ways
Our town see also There's no town like our town
Manuscript piano score, photocopy and negative photocopy; [1] p. each
Out of this world into my arms
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal scores; [3] p. each
Manuscript piano-vocal score and negative photocopy; [3] p. each
Over the sea, boys
Paint me a picture of the man I love
Pantomania
Paris in thirty hours
The passion flower
Peace
Peace song
Peacock walk
Piano man
Pick, pick, pick, pick on the mandolin, Antonio
Manuscript piano-vocal score; [4] p. each
Pickaninny Mose
Pigs
Please let me come back to you see also Blue river
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; 2 p. each
The popular song
Photocopies and printed copies; [10] p.
Poor little chambermaid
Poor little rich girl's dog
Potash and perlmutter
The president's birthday ball
A pretty girl is like a melody see also Ziegfeld follies of 1919
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [10] p. each
The pullman porters on parade
Push the table away
Puttin' on the ritz
Rag picking man
The ragtime jockey man
Ragtime preacher
Manuscript piano score; 3 p.
Ragtime soldier man
Red Cross
Holograph sketch; [1] p.
Remember me
Revival day see On revival day
Rhumba
Rhythm song
Right this way
The road that leads to love
The road to yesterday
Roaming Romeo
A roof over my head see also Stars on my shoulders
Roses of yesterday
Russian
Russian lullaby
The Russians are coming
Sadie Salome (go home)
Sam, Sam (the man what am)
Printed lead sheet; [1] p.
Printed lead sheets; [1] p. each
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score and vocal score; [3] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; 2 p.
Samuel Brown (the operatic watier)
(I'm) San Francisco bound
Santa Claus - a syncopated Christmas song
Save a little bit for me
Say it isn't so
Typescript lyric sheets and photocopy of lead sheet; [2, 1] p.
Sayonara
Sketch
Printed piano-vocal scores; [2] p. each
Printed lead sheet; [2] p.
See if I care
Seeing things through eyes of love
Sell my shack in Hackensack
Sentimental journey
Sentimental melody
Shadows
Shakespeare speech
She's graceful and pretty
Singing commercial
Sittin’ in the sun counting my money see also The last resorts
Sixteen, sweet sixteens
Sleep baby see Chase all your cares (and go to sleep, baby)
Smile and show your dimple
Snookey ookums
So help me
Somebody's coming to my house
Someday you'll come back to me
Photocopy of holograph lyric sheet; [1] p.
Someone else may be there while I'm gone
Somewhere (but where is it?)
Song for Sophie
Manuscript piano-vocal scores; [3] p. each
Song for the Russian people
Song for the U.N.
Sketches; [11] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] p.
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; 6 p.
The song is ended (but the melody lingers on)
Song writer's speech
Typescript lyric sheets; [1] leaf each
Photocopy typescript lyric sheets; [2] leaves
Spanish love
Spooning in the new-mown hay
Spring song melody
Springtime
Stage door song
Stay down here where you belong
Stop that rag (keep on playing, honey)
The sun's shining down at last
Sunshine
Swanee shuffle
Printed manuscript lyric sheet; [1] leaf
Sweet potatoes
Sweeter than sugar (is my sweetie)
Sweetheart, if I had you
Take a little tip from father
Take ‘im away (he’s breakin’ my heart)
Manuscript lead sheets; 2 p. each
Take me back to the garden of love (parody)
Take me with you, soldier boy
Take off a little bit more
The tattooed man
Teach me to cuddle up
Tell all the folks in Kentucky (I'm comin' home)
Tell it like it is
Tell me when
Telling lies
“Thank you, kind sir!” said she
Thanks for the memory (parody)
Copy of souvenir program
Memory closing #1
Thanx America
That dying rag
That Kazzatsky dance
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune
That opera rag
That revolutionary rag
That tired melody
That wonderful tango
That's how I love you
That's how I love you, Mike
That's just why I love you
That's my idea of paradise
There must be an easier way
There's a corner up in heaven
There's a girl in Arizona
There's a girl in my head
There's a girl on my mind see also Watch your step
There's a smile on my face
There's no town like our town see also Our town
These are the happy days
They all took a drink of it
They call it dancing see also Music box television spectacular and Music box revue, 1921
They can't pick on Dick any
Manuscript shorthand lyric; [1] leaf
They say it's full of Indians
Negative photocopy of manuscript piano-vocal score; [3] p.
Ditto copies of manuscript piano-vocal score
They were all out of step but Jim
Fair copy manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
They won't be pushed in the sea
They're on their way to Mexico
They're blaming the Charleston
They've got me doin' it now
This is America
Manuscript full score; 9 p.
This is the life
This time it's love
Three score and ten
Till this crazy world is sane again
Manuscript shorthand lyric sheet; [1] leaf
Till we hang the paper hanger
Tip the waiter
Tipperary
To be forgotten
To hear a band
To the good old U.S.A.
The toddle
Together we two
Tomorrow
Too many sweethearts see also Little butterfly
Torch song see also Face the music
Photocopy of sketch; [2] p.
Tra-la, la, la!
Treat her like a baby see also Always treat her like a baby
The trouble with love
Tum-tiddle-dee-um-tum
'Twas a wonderful night for waltzing
Uncle Sam
Under the palms
Until
Vote, America
Wait until you're married
Waiting at the end of the road
Wait'll you land in dear old Texas
Waltz
Manuscript lead sheet and sketches; [2] p.
The waltz of old Vienna
Typescript lyric sheet; [5] leaves
The way it was
We had a wonderful honeymoon
We have much to be thankful for
We might have had a future
We still like Ike
Printed piano-vocal score; 4 p. each
Welcome, comrades, welcome
Welcome home
We'll meet again
We'll never know
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [1] p.
We've had a lovely evening
Manuscript shorthand notes; [1] leaf
What am I gonna do?
What can a songwriter say? see Let me sing and I'm happy
What can you give a man who has everything
What color is love?
What did I do?
What did you do to me?
What this country needs
What'll I do?
What's good enough for your father is good enough for you
What's what about me? see also What's there about me
When
When a three star general’s daughter meets a four star general’s son
Copyist's manuscript piano-vocal score; [2] p.
When I get back to the U.S.A.
When I leave the world behind
Printed manuscript piano-vocal score; 2 p. each
When I'm alone I'm lonesome
When I’m thinking of you
When it rains, sweetheart, when it rains
When it's nighttime in Dixieland see also White Christmas
When Johnson’s quartette harmonize
Photocopies of holograph lyrics from verso of lyric sheet for Call me; [2] leaves
When the man is dead and gone
Condensed score with parts
Sketch of vocal score; 9 p.
Printed manuscript vocal scores; 9 p. each
When the black sheep returns to the fold
When they began to play
When this crazy world is sane again
Printed manuscript vocal scores; [8] p. each
When you kiss an Italian girl
Where are the peaceful Indians
Where is the song of songs for me? see also Is he the only man in the world?
Wherever you are
While we're dancing
The whistling rag
Photocopied sheet music
Parts
Printed parts for band
Printed chorus scores; 8 p. each
Printed piano-vocal score; 8 p.
Printed condensed scores; 7 p. each
Printed condensed score and parts for band
Printed condensed score and parts for orchestra
Whose little heart are you breaking now?
Why can't you be sweet more often
Why did we have to fall in love
Why do I love you
Why I love my baby
Why shouldn't I like me?
Wilhelmina
Sketch of manuscript piano-vocal score; 4 p.
With all my heart and soul
With you
Manuscript lead sheets; [1, 2, 2, 2] p.
Without love
A woman's place is in the home
Sketch; [7] p.
Photocopy of sketch material; [3] p.
Negative photocopy of sketch material; [3] p.
Won't you love me
Words without music
Would you like to take a look see also Through a keyhole
Yankee doodle and obligato
Yasha Michaelowfsky’s melody
The Yiddisha ball
Yiddisha Eskimo
Yiddisha eyes
Yiddisha nightingale
Yiddisha professor
Yiddisha wedding
Yiddle, on your fiddle, play some ragtime
Fair copies (Kresa) manuscript piano-vocal score; 3 p. each
You can tell
You can't do it by yourself see also I can't do it by myself
You can't lose the blues with colors
You could be beautiful
You gotta believe in Santa Claus
You have to have ‘it’ in Hollywood
You picked a bad day out to say goodbye
You will never grow old
The younger generation
Photocopy of manuscript lead sheet; [2] leaves
Your automobile is burning, Abie
Typescript lyric sheet and photocopy; [1] leaf each
Your love is showing
You're an uptown gal with a downtown heart
You're fun to be with
You’re goin’ to lose your baby someday
You're gonna be the death of me
The youth parade see also Ladies of the chorus lyric sheet
Photocopies of letters
You've got me hypnotized
You've got to be way out to be way in
Sketches; [9] p.
Photocopies of piano-vocal score; 3 p. each
You’ve got your mother’s big blue eyes
Songbooks/folios printed
Armed Forces songfolio, January 1951
Armed Forces songfolio, March 1955
Army hit kit for soldier shows, 1950 edition
Army hit kit of popular songs, October 1950
Army hit kit for soldier shows, Volume X
Army songbook
Easy Ever Green, Bosworth organ series ; 22 p.
Irving Berlin song folio no. 1 for voice and piano; 24 p.
Irving Berlin song folio no. 1 for voice and piano; 24 p. each
Irving Berlin waltzes no. 1 for voice and piano; 24 p.
Irving Berlin folio for lead guitar, rhythm guitar and bass; 23 p. each
Irving Berlin songs arranged for the Uke by Roy Smeck; 48 p.
Irving Berlin selection for G and C electric chord organs with lyrics; 15 p. each
Irving Berlin for all organs, with lyrics; 35 p.
That’s show business: Hal Leonard organ adventure series; 48 p. each
Berlin’s best for all electronic organs with words, vol. 1; 65 p.
Unforgettables; 52 p.
Irving Berlin fifty standards; 50 p.
25th anniversary folio
25th anniversary folio; [49] p.
25th anniversary folio; 70 p.
25th anniversary folio; approximately 70 p.
Printed, photocopied manuscript with annotations and paste-overs
Songs for men - barber shop arrangements
Printed music; [15] leaves
Berlin's best, volume I
Typescript forward by Edward Jablonski; [2] p. each
Printed covers for proof; [2] p. each
Berlin's best, all electronic organs folio, volume I
Manuscript piano-vocal scores and first proofs; 6 leaves
Proof of title page glued to cardboard for support; [1] p.
Printed forward by Edward Jablonski; [1] p.
Printed piano-vocal scores; [25] titles
Berlin's best, piano solo folio album, volume I
Manuscript piano scores; [25] leaves
Typescript content page; [1] leaf
Printed proof of content page; [1] leaf
Method for organ; [14] p.
Miscellaneous and unidentified manuscript and lyric sheets
Music lesson and lead sheet; [2] p.
Key signatures and notes on staff; [1] p.
All that they will find (ink on cardboard)
Don't wake me...when Harry
Bradleys
You've often heard a crowd of people
Typescript sheets; [7] leaves
The best part of a party's when it's over
I'll be babysitting tonight
The lyricist's lament
The one who is loved
Oscar Hammerstein
Small comment
The hour's late...
I wonder how Stephen Foster...
The man who would rather be right...
Roses, roses, roses reminds...
We met in a singles bar...
What this country needs is a laugh...
Miscellaneous manuscripts
Sketches with lyric fragments; [5] leaves
Come back to me...
I am a person...
I have what you...
Last time...gave me your undivided attention
I want somebody near me...
Unidentified manuscripts sorted in chronological order
Sketches and lead sheets; [56] leaves
Sketches and lead sheets; [18] leaves
Sketches and lead sheets; [23] leaves
Sketches and lead sheets; [7] leaves
Sketches and lead sheets; [60] leaves
Project Files
After dinner murder - holograph synopsis, undated; [1] leaf
Clippings, 1938 Jan. - Sept. 19
Clippings, 1938 Sept. 20-30
Clippings, 1938 Oct. - Dec.
Publicity materials for preview and opening night, 1938
Radio and television promotional plugs, 1947
Story notes/song selection, 1936-1938
All of my life, 1944-1945
Angels of mercy, 1942
Clippings, 1966 Jan. - June
Clippings, 1966 July - Dec.
Clippings, 1973-1975
Clippings, 1977 Jan. - June
Clippings, 1977 July - Dec.
Clippings, 1978-1983
Clippings, 1986-1989
Commercials, 1957
Congratulation telegrams regarding opening night, 1946
Correspondence
Cohen, Godfrey
Gans, Marjorie
Kaise, Yukio
Jackson, Theodore R.
Reinheimer, Howard
Shawnee Press, Inc., 1966-1978
Miscellaneous, 1946-1982, undated
Financial papers
Box office receipts
London sales, 1947-1949
London sales, 1950-1951
Royalty statements
undated
Legal documents, 1950
Photographed scene paste-ups (oversize) possibly for souvenir booklet; 29 items
Pencil drawing and sketch of costume design (oversize)
Photocopy of Indian Chief Running Bull photograph (oversize)
Photograph paste-ups (oversize) possibly for souvenir booklet
Production photographs (University of Minneapolis), undated
Miscellaneous data, undated
Miscellaneous telegrams/greetings, 1946-1961
Any bonds today, 1941-1945
Clippings, 1933
Statements and receipts, 1934 May - Sept.
Statements and receipts, 1934 Oct. - 1935 May
Clippings, correspondence, notes, miscellaneous 1944-1945, undated
Promotion materials from Paramount Pictures, undated
Broadcasts - radio and television
1944 Feb. - Aug.
1944 Aug. - Dec.
Scripts, undated - I.B. and Eddie Cantor; I.B. and George Jessel
Miscellaneous, undated
Clippings, 1953-1989
Berman, Abraham, 1950-1973
Bernstein, Herman, 1950-1963
Chandler, Al, 1950-1959
Chappell & Co. Ltd., 1954-1963
Chappell & Co. Ltd., 1964-1970
Cohen, George W., 1951-1956
Cohen, Godfrey, 1952-1960
Colton, Edward E., 1951-1952
German TV (legal), 1959-1969
Hayward, Leland, 1950-1973
Hoyt, Howard, 1953
Jackson, Theodore R., 1952-1968
Pryor, Saul P., 1950
Schwartz, Alan U., 1968
Twentieth-Century Fox Film Corp., 1951-1967
Watterberg, Sidney, 1955-1956
Whitehead, Allan, 1955-1974
Miscellaneous, A-N
Miscellaneous, O-Z
Royalties, 1950-1953
Royalties, 1954-1965
Royalties, 1966-1975, undated
Legal documents, 1950-1956, undated
Printed matter, undated
Production notes, undated
Ticket lists, 1950, undated
Miscellaneous, 1954-1970
Carefree; publicity materials, undated
Careless, 1939-1961
Century Girl, The; photocopy of program, 1916
Clippings; rough drafts; notes
Printed promotional advertisements
Notes
Film cue sheets, 1938-1965
First citizen of song: script, 1942
The First Christmas, re: White Christmas,1948, undated
Follow the fleet: clippings, 1936
Clippings
1954 June 24 - July 16
1954 July 17
1954 July 18-22
1954 July 23-31
1954 Aug. - 1955 Feb. 15
1955 Feb. 24 - Dec.
Berlin, Ellin 1939-1971
Berlin, Irving 1948-1966
Berman, Abraham 1955-1971
Bornstein, Saul H. 1938-1942
Boy Scouts of America
Bunche, Ralphe, 1962-1971
Camp fire girls, 1940-1942
Children village, 1964-1971
Cohen, Godfrey, 1951-1963
Collins, Ted, 1939-1940
Duberstein, Aaron, 1956-1970
Fox, Harry, 1939-1970
Gilbert, Francis, 1944-1951
Girl Scouts of America
Photographs, 1954
Jackson, Theodore, 1953-1986
Lawler, T. Newman, 1958-1971
Malino, Jerome E., 1969-1977
Phipps, Harriet, 1950-1976
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1949-1958
Smith, Kate, 1939-1940
Swope, Herbert Bayard
1958 (personal)
Tunney, Gene, 1949-1970
Upton, J. Duane, 1969-1970
Widerman, Persis, 1950-1951
Young men's Christian association, 1951-1969
A-F
G-J
K-O
P-Z
Bank statements, 1949-1971
Correspondence, 1956-1965
Bank statements, 1966-1971
Taxes, 1954-1971
Legal documents/contracts, 1940-1972
Permission files
Printed matter
Requests for contributions
Great white hope, The, 1968
Gypsy, undated
Holiday inn, 1942
Irving Berlin album, undated
The last resorts, 11-19-1952
Lord done fixed up my soul, The, 1940
Clippings, 1941-1942
Correspondence; miscellaneous, 1939-1942
Box office statements/receipts, 1940 Apr. - Aug.
Box office statements/receipts, 1940 Sep. - Dec.
Box office statements/receipts, 1941 Jan. - July
Box office statements/receipts, 1941 Oct. - Dec.
Box office statements/receipts, 1942 Jan. - Apr.
Marie from sunny Italy - publishing contract, 1907
Clippings, 1950-1965, undated
Benton and Bowles, Inc., 1953
Berman, Abe, 1949-1955
Ellis Island foundation, 1983-1988
Fields, William, 1949-1950, undated
Lazar, Irving, 1954
Mann, Gene, 1950
Samrock, Victor, 1949-1950
Miscellaneous, 1949-1985
Financial papers, 1949-1954, undated
Financial papers - ticket information, 1949-1950, undated
Invitations, 1968
Legal papers: correspondence
Colton, Edward E., 1954
Lawler, T. Newman, 1949-1954
Miscellaneous, 1949-1967
Legal documents, 1949-1954
Permissions, 1967-1985
Photographs, undated
Miscellaneous, 1949-1970, undated
Advertising, 1964, undated
Auditions, 1964
Clippings, 1962
Clippings, 1963-1964
Bernstein, Herman, 1962-1963
Chandler, Al, 1962-1964
Cohen, Godfrey, 1962
Columbia records, 1962-1963
Hayward, Leland, 1963-1965
Jackson, Theodore R., 1962-1967
Lindsay, Howard, 1964
Vian, John, 1963-1964
Miscellaneous fan mail, 1962-1963, undated
Expense summaries, 1962-1963
Royalties, 1962-1968
Miscellaneous, 1962-1966
Legal correspondence
Berman, Abraham, 1962-1967
Laskey, Floria V.
Legal documents, 1962-1963
Miscellaneous, 1962, undated
Tickets, 1962 Oct. 15
Painted poster: “If you see this flag-waving...Do you know of a better flag to wave?”
Music box revue(s)
Cast/songs, undated
Clippings, 1924
Advertising pamphlet, 1937
Clippings, 1936
Clippings, 1937 Jan. - June
Clippings, 1937 July - Dec.
One hundred songs, 1940 Dec. 10
Operation vittles, 1948
Puttin' on the Ritz, 1983
Russian lullaby, song cartoon, 1932
Auditions, 1954
1965-1988, undated
Second fiddle, 1939
The secret of songwriting, book outline, undated
Show stopper, 1972
Song folio, 1964
Stars on my shoulders, 1948
Tea leaves - auditions, 1945
There are no wings on a foxhole, 1944
There's no business like show business, 1952-1954, undated
Advertising, 1942-1943
Army emergency relief, 1944-1964
Artwork for curtain design, pencil and ink
Artwork for scene at Rome Opera House, 1944, matted, watercolor and ink
Background, 1942-1943, undated
Box office Blue Ribbon Award
Broadcasts, 1942-1943
Citation and dedication, 1944
Clippings, 1943-1982
Company lists, 1943-1945
Congratulations, 1943
Congratulatory telegrams, 1942
Contributions, 1942
Copyright, undated
Correspondence - Berlin family
1944 Aug. 7
1944 Aug. 8
1944 Aug. 9
1944 Aug. 10
1944 Aug. 11
1945 Apr. 9
A-J
J-R
R-Z
Correspondence - general
A.S. Beck shoes, 1942
Actor's fund, 1942
Adiss, Justin and Rorke, Hayden, 1944-1945
Ambraz, Simon P., 1942-1945
American Red Cross, 1942-1945
American women's voluntary services, Inc., 1943
Anderson, Alan, 1942-1967
Army pictorial center, 1964
A miscellaneous, 1941-1945
Bamberger, Leon J., 1963
Behrman, Sam N., 1942
Bradley, Omar, 1943
Brenizer, H.C., 1942-1944
British broadcasting corp., 1943
British service charities committee, 1943-1944
Brylawski, Fulton, 1942
B miscellaneous, 1942-1948
Capitol records, Inc., 1947
Carrier, Paul S., 1942
Chandler, Al, 1957-1959
Churchill, Clementine S., 1944
Clark, Mark W., 1944
Cochran, Charles B. & Evelyn, 1943
Cohen, George W., 1942-1954
Cohen, Godfrey, 1949-1954
Cohn, Harry, 1942
Columbia broadcasting system, Inc., 1943
Coward, Noel, 1943
Cusick, F.P.H., 1945
C miscellaneous
Deyers, Jacob L., 1943-1944
Disston, Harry, 1945
Dorfman, Nat N., 1942-1943
Dreyfus, Louis, 1942-1943
Dubarry, Frank, 1942
D miscellaneous, 1942-1945, 1968
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1944
E miscellaneous, 1943-1944
Faruk I, King of Egypt, 1944
Fischer, Carl, 1942-1945
Fox, Harry, 1952-1966
Freeman and Greenberg, 1942-1950
Frink, J.L., 1945
F miscellaneous, 1942-1945
Glaise, Fred L. Jr., 1943-1944
Green, Abel, 1942-1945
Grogan, Stanley L., 1943-1944
Guaranty trust company, 1947/
G miscellaneous, 1940-1946
Hirsch, Samuel, 1942
H miscellaneous, 1942-1945
I miscellaneous, 1942-1944
Jackson, Theodore R., 1965-1977
Josephy, Willard E., 1945
Johnson, Charles F.H.
J miscellaneous, 1942-1945
Kennedy, Joe Jr., 1943
Kennedy, Kathleen, 1943
K miscellaneous, 1942-1962
Lawrence, Jock, 1943-1944
Lee, John C.H., 1943-1945
Levine, Jules, 1943-1945
Life magazine, 1942
Lissauer, Robert S., 1943
Long, E. John, 1944
Logan, Joshua, 1943
Longo, Ann, 1986
Ludlow, Ben, 1942
Lyons, Leonard, 1942
L miscellaneous, 1942-1954
MacArthur, General Douglas and Jean, 1945
Marshall, George C., 1942-1946
McCarthy, Frank, 1942-1946
Mary, Queen of England, 1944
Mitchell, P. Lincoln, 1942
Mountbatten, Edwina, 1943-1944
M miscellaneous, 1942-1945
Nimitz, Chester W., undated
N miscellaneous, 1942-1955
Osborn, Frederick, 1941-1942
Owings, Dorsey, 1942-1946
O miscellaneous, 1942-1949
Paramount pictures, 1942
Patterson, Robert P., 1942-1944
Phillipson, Irving, 1942-1952
Price, Waterhouse & Co., 1944-1946
P miscellaneous
Q miscellaneous, 1944
Rankin, A.H., 1942-1944
RKO radio pictures, Inc., 1947
Rockford musical festival, 1959
Roosevelt, James, 1945
Royal bank of Canada, 1944
R miscellaneous, undated
Schumann, Walter, 1942
Screen actors guild, 1942-1943
Select theatres corporation, 1942
Schubert, Lee, 1942
Sidney, Robert, 1942-1945
Simon, Louis, 1942-1945
State department, U.S., 1944
Stone, Ezra, 1942-1943
Supplee, H. Clay M., 1942
Surles, Alexander, 1942-1944
S miscellaneous, 1942-1955
Treasury department, 1944-1950
Twentieth-Century Fox Films, 1949
T miscellaneous, 1942-1964
U miscellaneous, 1943
Unidentified, 1942-1944
V miscellaneous, 1942-1943
Walt Disney productions, 1943
War department - Army emergency relief
War department
Bureau of public relations, 1942-1973
Chief of Army Air Forces, 1942
Miscellaneous, 1941-1943
Warner Brothers pictures, inc.
1942, (continued)
1943 Jan. - July
1942 Aug. - Dec.
Washer, Ben, 1943-1945, undated see also Diary of Ben Washer
Weybright, Victor, 1943
Wilson, Waher K., 1948-1950
Winchell, Walter, 1942
Witsell, Edward F., 1951-1957
W miscellaneous
Young, Marvin, 1943-1945
Zissu and Marcus, 1947-1950
Currency from tour, undated
Daily status reports, 1943
Diary (leather bound) of Ben Washer
Diary notes, 1943
England and Ireland - Irving Berlin visit, 1943-1944
England - miscellaneous, 1943
Bank statements, 1943 Oct. - 1957 May
Bills and expenses, 1942-1957
Correspondence - Bodkin, Tommy, 1942-1943
Correspondence - Music publishing division, 1942-1943
Film rental, 1944
Royalties
Statistics, 1943-1946
Taxes, 1956
Honolulu, 1945-1947
Information sheet, 1945
Interviews, 1943-1944
Invitees (lists), 1943-1944
Itineraries and activities: Irving Berlin, 1944-1945
Itineraries and activities: Irving Berlin, 1943-1945
Kwato Island, Papua
Legal papers
Corporation documents, 1942-1954
Correspondence: Berman, Abe L., 1942-1956, undated
Correspondence: Gilbert, Francis, 1942-1951
Letters of commendation, 1944-1945
Liberation bulletin, 1945
Logistics, 1945
Medal for merit, 1944
Medical report on company, 1945
Memory jogging, undated
Miscellaneous materials
Newsletters, newspapers, etc., 1945
Notices, 1942-1945
Orders, 1943-1945
Orchestration, undated
Permission, 1951-1975
Phillippines, 1945
Posters (3) for overseas advertising
Press, 1941-1944
Press: autographed quote to be published in “Variety” acknowledging the New York Press, pencil
Press conference, 1945
Printed matter, 1942-1945
Programs, 1943-1945, undated
Reunion, 1987
Savings bonds - clippings, 1941
Souvenir book? - unfinished: paste-ups and artwork
Staff, 1942-1943
Theatre employees, 1942
Theater section qualification form, 1942
Tickets, 1942-1943
Treasures and ticket sellers, 1941
WACS - Misses the Army, 1943
Overseas division
Radio broadcast materials; Cpl. Milton Rosenstock, conductor
Officers speech, by Irving Berlin
Miscellaneous, 1941-1944, undated
To Broadway with love, undated
Two dancing cops, undated
Watch your step, undated
When I leave the world behind, undated
Clippings, 1954-1988
Original story idea, 1953, undated
Song/music lists, 1953, undated
Tour, 1954, undated
Yip Yip Yaphank
Clippings, 1918
Correspondence, 1918
Production notes (holograph), undated
Clippings, 1913-1969
Clippings, 1970-1989
Commercials, 1957, undated
Projects, 1930-1969, undated
Subject Files
Advertising, 1927-1966
(All) Army Entertainment Contest, 1955-1959
American Academy of Dramatic Arts, 1964
American Council for Emigres in the Profession, 1955-1965
American Dramatists, 1927-1935
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Bodies of NY, 1926-1969
Arlen, Harold (published magazine article by Edward Jablonski)
Army Hit Kits, 1944-1945
ASCAP
Carnegie Hall celebration - Irving Berlin's 100th birthday, 1987-1988
On parade, 1940-1941
Program listings, 1932-1938
Program listings, 1939-1942
Songs in the public domain, 1985-1990
Speech (President of ASCAP) for dinner honoring I.B., undated
Astaire, Fred, (Philharmonic Hall: 1972-1973 season program featuring article on Astaire)
Astaire, Les Grandes Ballets Canadiens, programs and correspondence, 1983-1985
Authors' League of America, Inc.1938-1943
Automobiles: Irving Berlin's
Avon Products, Inc. (Easter Parade collector's plate), 1985
Baker, Josephine, clipping, 1931
Barrett, Mary Ellin, clippings, 1981
Berlin, Ellin
Bank cards and telephone calling cards, undated
Clippings, 1948-1988, undated
1922-1977, undated
Sympathy A-L, 1988
Sympathy M-Z,1988
Dog registration certificate, 1965
Financial correspondence, 1927-1960
Legal documents: trust and will, 1947-1977
Legal documents and correspondence concerning trust, 1943
Loan of Katherine Duer Mackay portrait, 1959
Nurses' reports, 1987-1988
Passports and passport applications, 1953-1982
Report (school) cards, 1915-1921
School diploma, 1921
Safe deposit box key (in envelope), Chemical Bank, undated
Social Security card, undated
Writings
The Best of Families
Bound, uncorrected proof
Manuscript outlines and drafts
Typescript draft with annotations
Photocopy of typescript draft
Typescript drafts, laid in: manuscript inserts, 1 of 5
Typescript drafts, laid in: manuscript inserts, 2 of 5
Typescript drafts, laid in: manuscript inserts, 3 of 5
Typescript drafts, laid in: manuscript inserts, 4 of 5
Typescript drafts, laid in: manuscript inserts, 5 of 5
Notes; correspondence
Notebook
Land I Have Chosen: filming contract; dust jacket
Poppies, Pronouns, and Poilus: article published in unidentified magazine
Silver Platter: dust jacket
Unfinished novel, manuscript and typescript drafts in Ellin’s hand, 1 of 2
Unfinished novel, manuscript, typescript and photocopies of draft, 2 of 2
Unfinished speech, "International Court of Justice": manuscript and typescript speech and notes
Unidentified: composition book, laid in: manuscript notes
Unidentified: drafts
Unidentified: miscellaneous notes
Unidentified: typescript, with annotations, 1 of 3
Unidentified: typescript, with annotations, 2 of 3
Unidentified: typescript, with annotations, 3 of 3
Miscellaneous notes
Berlin, Irving
Army papers, 1918, 1943-1945
Biographical clippings, 1920's-1950's
Biographical clippings, 1960's-1988, undated
Biographical writings about Irving Berlin
Clippings: salutes/tributes, 1958-1987
Clippings: Irving Berlin birthdays/obituaries/tributes
80th birthday, 1968, notes for the Ed Sullivan show; [2] p.
85th birthday, 1973
90th birthday, Jan. - May 10, 1978
90th birthday, May 11, 1978
90th birthday, May 12, 1978
90th birthday, May 13 - June, 1978
90th birthday, July - Dec., 1978
91st & 92nd birthday, 1979-1980
93rd birthday, 1981
94th birthday, 1982
95th birthday, 1983
96th & 97th birthday, 1984-1985
98th birthday, 1986
99th birthday, Jan. - June 1987
99th birthday, July - Dec. 1987
100th birthday, Jan. - Apr. 1988
100th birthday, May 1-7, 1988
100th birthday, May 8, 1988
100th birthday, May 9-11, 1988
100th birthday, May 12, 1988
100th birthday, May 13-17 1988
100th birthday, May 18-24 1988
100th birthday, May 25 - June, 1988
100th - 101st birthdays, July 1988 - June 1989
Obituaries/tributes, Sept. 1989
Obituaries/tributes, Oct. 1989
Obituaries/tributes, Nov. 1989-1990, undated
Irving Trust: vault/safe box, 1954, 1966-1967, undated
Medical papers (vaccination/immunization records), 1941-1984
Memberships, 1927-1943
Naturalization certificate, 1918
Passports and passport applications, 1938-1970
Social Security card, 1941
Visiting cards, undated
War Department: identification cards, 1943-1944
(Last) Will and testament, 1974
Berlin, Irving and Ellin
Family tree research, undated
Marriage, certificate of, 1926
Power of attorney, Ellin Berlin to Irving Berlin, 1974-1977
Brookhaven (home of Camp Upton) Irving Berlin awarded honorary citizen, 1979-1982
Bucknell University, correspondence regarding Francis Gilbert Scholarship Fund, 1940-1952
Celebrities on parade: lists of entrants, undated
Christmas: gifts, invitations, 1965-1976
Congressional Gold Medal, 1943-1956
Concerts, miscellaneous, undated
Dumbo, 1941
Educational Music Division, miscellaneous, 1942-1943
Employee miscellaneous
Freedom Train, 1946-1947
Freedom Train, 1948-1951, undated
The Friars Club, 1913-1991
George M. Cohen Memorial, 1956-1959
Girl Scouts, 1953-1954
Grand Street Boy's Association, Inc., 1927-1978
Hal Leonard Publisher's Catalogues (6), 1978-1980
Invitations, 1942-1983, undated
Juilliard School of Music, 1967-1979
Juilliard School of Music, 1980-1989
Korean War: printed propaganda pamphlet, Irving Berlin endorsement, undated
The Lambs, 1927-1982, 1990
Mr. Roberts (show), miscellaneous financial papers
Music Box Theatre
Advertising, 1955, undated
Contracts of employment, 1945-1969
Contributions, 1938-1957
Alter, Benjamin E., 1964-1971
Albany Savings Bank, 1950-1954
Aznavour, Charles, 1970
Berlin, Irving, 1949-1966
Berman, Abraham L., 1949-1973, undated
Building maintenance, 1949-1975
Cassar, Anthony, 1962
Department of Law, NY, 1969
Kunen, Edith H., 1964-1975
Lawler, T. Newman, 1949-1951
Lawrence, Lawrence S., 1963-1965
Malino, Jerome E., 1951-1954
League of New York Theatres, 1951-1966
McGauley, Hugh, 1953-1955
McNamara, John, 1964
Milley, Howard M., 1970
Montgomery, Robert H., 1951-1957
O'Brien, Driscoll & Raftery, 1950-1961
O'Connor, Walter G., 1950-1966
Playwright's Company, 1949-1966
Schoenfield, Gerald, 1962-1966
Select Operating Corporation, 1951-1966
Select Theatres Corporation, 1951-1966
Schubert, John, 1954-1958
Schubert, Lee, 1950-1951
Stewart, Charles, 1949-1964
Swope, Herbert Jr., 1963
Treacy, Stephen, 1948, 1965
Whitehead, Robert, 1956
Wright, Horace, 1965-1970
Miscellaneous, A-I
Miscellaneous, J-Z
Finance report, 1929-1962, undated
Financial statements
Insurance, 1950-1969
Permission, 1955-1963
Printed matter, 1939-1955
Real estate, 1920-1923
Real estate, 1928-1944
Real estate, 1949-1971
Tax summaries, 1940-1975
Tony Award playbill, 1970
Theatre operator employees, 1961
Treasurers and ticket sellers, 1956-1961
Miscellaneous, 1936-1970, undated
Music Box Theatre: show title: correspondence
Affairs of state, 1950-1951
Angela, 1967-1969
Any Wednesday, 1964-1966
Banderol, 1962
Black Widow, 1954
Bus stop, 1955
The dark at the top of the stairs, 1957
Daughters of silence, 1961
Dear me, the sky is falling, 1963
A far country, 1961
First love, 1961
Five finger exercise, 1959-1960
Flight to Egypt, 1952
Have I got a girl for you, 1963-1965
Infidel Caesar, 1962
Invitation to March, 1961
Inquest, 1970
Irma la Douce, 1959
Julia, Jake and Uncle Joe, 1960
Libby, 1962
Lost in the stars, 1950
Love and kisses, 1963
Love is a time of day, 1969
Love tree, 1959
The male animal, 1952
Mother courage, 1962
A night at the operetta, 1975
Once there was a Russian, 1961
Picnic, 1953-1954
A place for Polly, 1970
The pleasure of his company, 1959
The ponder heart, 1956
Rashomon, 1959
Romulus, 1961
Scatch, 1970
Semi-detached, 1963
Separate tables, 1956
The solid gold Cadillac, 1955
Under the yum yum tree, 1960
A very special baby, 1956
Waiting for Godot, 1955
Music Publisher's Contract Employees, 1942-1944
Music, Music, 1974
My British buddy, song contest, 1943-1944 see also Photographs
National Music Publisher's Association, 1966
New York Lodge, No. 1, B.P.O. Elks, 1927-1946
Piano(s) Irving Berlin's, 1927-1936
Requests for appearances, 1945-1998, undated
Requests for donations, no reply, 1926-1985, undated
Requests for publication, 1958-1974
Religious/devotional, 1942-1977
Rodgers and Hammerstein repertory, 1960-1964
Rostropovich, Mstislav: New York Times clippings w/comment by Irving Berlin
Saints and Sinners, (mens club souvenir; typed song list: “Irving Berlin Medley”), undated
Satirical Musical Comedy & Revue, (carbon copy of typescript leaf), at top: D.B. Muir, 1929-41
Savoy records, printed promotional matter, 1947
Songs (Irving Berlin) used in films (typescript, photocopied)
Songs (Irving Berlin): published, bound and unbound
Songs (Irving Berlin): published by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
Songs (Irving Berlin): Frank Tours' reference cue cards
Alpha by title: Abraham - Virginia Lou
Alpha by title: Waiting - Z; alpha by note pitches: A - F#
Alpha by note pitches: Gz - Gg
Songs (Irving Berlin): manuscript, typescript, carbons and photocopies of lists; [120] leaves
Songs (Irving Berlin): typescript and carbon copy of song titles with facts; [3] leaves
Songs, (various composers): patriotic with the word “America” in the title, undated
Songs, looseleaf notebook: tracking copies/arrangements distributed, 1950-1964
Songwriter’s Hall of Fame, undated
Stamp collection
Stationery: IBMC
Theaters, 1953
They say it's wonderful, (musical revue saluting Irving Berlin, clippings), 1981
Tin pan alley clippings, 1981-1982
Travel: miscellaneous
TV distribution, undated
United Nations programs, 1967-1970
Voice of America: Salute to President Eisenhower, 1958; Salute to Irving Berlin, 1958
White House Correspondent's Association: President Eisenhower, 1954
Wine cellar, 1942
Ziegfeld Follies program, 1910
Miscellaneous, 1941, undated
Unidentified holograph manuscript; [2] leaves
Scrapbooks
Microfilm #92/20013 will be served for scrapbooks.
Book 1, 1910-16
Book 9, 1940
Book 11, Oct. 1940
Book 14, 1942
Book 16, 1942
Book 17, 1942
Book 20, 1942
Book 21, 1942
Book 22, 1942
Book 24, 1943
Book 25, 1943
Book 26, 1943
Book 27, 1943
Book 28, 1943
Book 29, 1943
Book 33, 1946
Book 42, 1988
Scrapbook of medals and citations
Irving and Ellin Berlin
Irving Berlin to Ellin Berlin (Mackay)
1924-1975, undated
Ellin Berlin (Mackay) to Irving Berlin
1929-1981, undated
Berlin family: general correspondence
Balin, Charles, 1980
Baline, Benjamin (from Irving Berlin), circa 1917, 1938, 1944
Baline, Milton, 1944-1966
Baline, Russell and Edythe, 1967, 1981-1988, undated
Barrett, Edwin, 1968
Barrett, Edwin and Esther, 1959-1962
Barrett, Irving, 1988
Barrett, Marvin, 1988, undated
Barrett, Mary Ellin, 1930-1992, undated
Beizer, Estelle Marholin, 1962-1977
Berlin grandchildren, 1988
Berlin, Jay, 1983, undated
Blake, Katherine, 1919-1925
Blake, Katherine to Ellin Berlin, 1915-1916, undated
Blake, Katherine to Irving Berlin, 1925, undated
Breitbart, Mildred, 1968-1988
Broad, Alice, 1966
Duer, Caroline, 1942
Emmett, Linda and Eduard, 1981, undated
Emmett, Pauline (Mrs. Watson), 1963-1976
Fisher, Emily, undated
Grau, Katherine (Mackay O'Brien), 1964-1989, undated
Hammond, Esme (O'Brien), 1950
Hawkins, Katherine (Mackay), undated
Hawkins, Robert, 1986
Heisig, Mary Rose (Mackay) and William, 1962-1988
Kahn, Irving B., 1942, undated
Kahn, Ruth (Berlin), 1937
Kleinman, Naomi, 1988
Libson, Ethel and Maurice, 1988
Liebeskind, Marilyn, 1968
Liebeskind, William, 1987
Liebester, Sadie, 1950-1979, undated
Mackay, Anna (Case), 1941-1974, undated
Mackay, Clarence
Ellin's undated letters from school, 1915-1921
Mackay, John (Willie) and Gwen, 1926-1988, undated
Mackay, Marie Louise, undated
Mackay, Michael and Beth, 1981
Mackay, Patrick, undated
Martin, Tara, 1987
Matson, Elizabeth, 1981
Mintz, Rose Marholin, undated
O'Brien, John, 1988
O'Brien, Katherine "K", 1926-1954, undated
Oitker, Patricia, 1978
Peters, Elizabeth and Alton, undated
Reinhart, Mary Louise, 1962
Rice, Aaron Edward, 1940
Rice, Gussie Berlin
1942-1980, undated
Ellin Berlin to Gussie, 1921-1963, undated
Irving Berlin: als, circa 1913
Irving Berlin: als, 1915
Irving Berlin: als, circa 1918
Irving Berlin: als, Apr. 1922
Irving Berlin: als, June 1922
Irving Berlin: als, 1925
Irving Berlin: als, Mar. - Apr. 1926
Irving Berlin: als, 1929
Irving Berlin: als, 1937
Irving Berlin: als, 1938
Irving Berlin: als, 1958
Irving Berlin: als, undated
Robinson, Ethel, 1988
Robinson, Lilyan, Martha, Minnie, Sophie, Syd, 1942-1988
Rodman, Jacqueline, 1989
Rodman, Sheila, 1989
Rosenberg, Mary M., 1954-1978, undated
Semuel, Samual and Kate Marholin, 1968-1969
Sirkin, Jack, 1984
Smith, Alice and Alex, 1987
Wadsworth, James J., 1942
Weigand, Mary Louise O'Brien, 1943
Whitestone, Bertie, 1988
Miscellaneous, 1958
General correspondence
Abbott, George, 1946-1987, undated
Abbott, John, 1945
Abrams, Jerry, 1942-1944
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 1943-1987
Ackerley, Harry, 1955-1977, undated
Actor's Equity, 1948
Actor's Fund of America, 1940-1987
Actor's Studio, 1949-1956
Adams, Samuel, 1943-1945
Adaskin, John, 1940-1945
Ager, Milton and Cecilia, 1948-1979
Agnew, Spiro, 1973
Albert, Eddie, 1949, undated
Albert, Frank, 1946-1959, undated
Alexander, Esther E., 1943
Alexander, Shana, 1980
Alfred E. Smith Memorial, 1945-1964
Algonquin Round Table Lunch, "The Ten Year Lunch", 1987
Allen, Kenneth G., 1962-1985, undated
Allen, Steve, 1951-1959
Allers, Franz, 1966-1983
Ameche, Don, 1988
American Airlines, 1953-1965
ABC, American Broadcasting Co., 1957-1983
American Cancer Society, 1946-1952
American Civil Liberties Union, 1950-1957
American Defense Preparedness Association, 1981-1982
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, 1952-1966
American Film Institute, 1975
American Friends of the Hebrew University, 1942
American Guild of Authors and Composers, 1965-1983
American Hebrew, 1943-1949
American Heritage Foundation, 1950-1951
American Israelite, 1955
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, 1948-1960
American Jewish Tercentenary Committee, 1953-1962
American Legion, 1949-1964
American National Theater Academy, 1949-1955
American Red Cross, 1939-1988
American Red Mogen David for Israel, 1949-1950
American Theatre Wing, 1942-1987
Anderson, Alan, 1946-1986
Anderson, Maxwell, 1948-1950
Andrews, Julie, 1968-1985, undated
Andrews Sisters, 1949
Annenberg, Walter H., 1949
Arden, Victor, 1942-1949
The Arena Stage, 1987-1988
Arlen, Harold, 1942-1986, undated
Arlington War Memorial Association, Inc., 1946
Armstrong, Louis, 1957
Army and Air Force Recruiting Show - Roll Call, 1948
Army Emergency Relief, 1971-1988
Army, United States Department of, 1951-1978
Arnaz, Lucie, 1978
Arrowhead Springs Corporation, 1939-1941
Arvey, Jacob, 1958
1989, undated
Mill, E.C.1940
Paine, John G., 1940-1941
Publisher's Classification Committee, 1941-1948, undated
Association of the United States Army, 1956-1957
Astaire, Fred
Aucoin, Lionel A., 1942-1945
Aurand, Henry, 1952
Auriol, Vincent, 1951
Auslander, Joseph, 1941-1942
Author's League of America, 1942-1958, undated
"A" miscellaneous
Aa-Al
Am-Ar
As-Az
Bacall, Lauren, 1957
Bagley, Ben, 1967
Bailey, Pearl, 1971-1983, undated
Baker, James A., 1988
Balaban, Barney, 1942-1968, undated
Baldwin, Horace S., 1949-1956
Ball, Ernest, 1987
Ballard, Kaye, 1962-1972
Ballard, Lucinda, 1946-1949
Bankhead, Tallulah, 1951-1968
Barrie, Erwin, 1972-1974
Bassey, Shirley, 1969
Bastia, Pascal, 1950-1955
Bataan News, 1947
Batigne, Rene, 1951-1969, undated
Bayne, Gertrude, 1955-1981, undated
Behrman, Sam, 1941-1958, undated
Beilin, Andre, 1948-1963
Bel Geddes, Norman, 1948
Bell, John, 1953-1988
Bell, Lillian, 1950
Bellson, Louis see Bailey, Pearl
Belviso, Thomas H., 1961-1962
Ben-Gurion, David, 1963
Benington, Arthur, 1942-1943
Bennett, Michael, 1973-1983
Bennett, Robert Russell, 1955-1956
Bennett, Tony, 1978
Benny, Jack, 1949-1974
Benson, Dorie, 1942
Benter, Charles, 1941
Benton & Bowles, Inc., 1942-1957
Bergreen, Laurence, 1987
Berle, Milton, 1949-1954
Berman, Abraham L.
Berman, Pandro, 1937
Bernstein, Louis, 1948-1956
Betz, Betty, 1947-1951, undated
Beverly Hills Hotel
Beverly Wilshire Hotel, 1941-1944
Big Band Society, 1985
Billings, Zeb, Publishing and Promotions, 1966-1969, undated
Billingsley, Sherman, 1946-1956
Blackstone, Milton, 1949-1955
Blackton, Jay, 1946-1958, undated
Blackwell, Earl, 1973-1980
Blake, Eubie, 1982
Blitzstein, Marc, 1942
Blumenthal, A.C., 1948-1949
Bloom, Ben, 1931-1973
B'nai Brith, 1942-1989, undated
Bock, Robert L., 1947
Bodkin, Thomas, 1941-1946
Bolger, Ray, 1968
Bordoni, Irene, 1949
Bornstein, Saul
Bourke, Victor, 1951-1967
Box office, 1954-1955
Box Office Digest, 1946-1958
Boy Scouts of America, 1942-1982
Boyd, J. Clement, 1941
Boys Club of America, 1942-1980
Boys Club of New York, 1982-1985
Bradley, Omar, 1965-1969
Brand, Harry, 1937-1981
Brandeis University, 1962-1965
Brandt, Harry, 1943-1953
Brazil, Government, 1969
Bregman, Jack, 1946-1967, undated
Brenner, Jean, 1976-1980, undated
Brenizer, H.C., 1942-1947
Brewer, Teresa, 1987
Brice, Fanny, 1949
Bricker, Seymour
Bricusse, Leslie, 1969
Brigham Young University, 1976
Briscoe, Robert, 1948-1949
British Broadcasting Corporation, 1952-1989
Broadway Association, 1959-1983
Brooks, Harold, 1942-1950
Brown, Chamberlain, 1946-1949
Brown, David and Helen Gurley
Brown, Frey, 1939-1940
Brown, Jalmer O., 1942-1943
Brown, Joe E., 1942-1943
Brown, Nachio H., 1960-1963
Bruyere, Gaby, 1954
Brynner, Yul, 1978
Buck, Pearl S., 1942-1949
Buckley, James, 1975
Buckley, William F., 1983
Bucknell University, 1936-1983
Bunche, Ralph, 1946-1987
Bunnelle, Robert, 1943
Burke, Billy, 1951-1955, undated
Burnett, Carol, 1973-1978
Burns, Ethel, 1960-1961
Burns, George, 1963-1976
Butt, Alfred, 1950-1951
"B" miscellaneous
B-Baz
Bea-Ben
Ber-Bez
Bha-Blz
Bra-Brn
Bro-Brz, Bu
Bu-Bz
"B" unidentified, 1950-1951
Caesar, Irving, 1965-1986, undated
Cagney, James, 1975-1978
Cahn, Sammy, 1965-1987
California, University of, 1949-1977, undated
Camera 3 - PBS Licensing Agreement, 1985-1987
Camp Fire Girls, 1947-1948
Campbell, Vance, 1943
Canadian Broadcast Corporation, 1941-1962
Candide, Paul, 1978-1989
Cantor, Eddie, 1942-1962
Capitol Records, Inc., 1947-1967, undated
Capote, Truman, 1948
Capra, Frank, circa 1940
Carlton, Joseph R., 1949-1972
Carnegie, Dale, 1943-1952
Carnegie Hall, 1986
Carson, Johnny, 1978
Carstairs, John Paddy, 1943
Cartier-Bresson, Henri, 1962
Carter, Jimmy, 1977-1979
Caskey, John F., 1944
Castle, Irene, 1951
Catalfamo, Joseph, 1956-1972
Catholic Actors Guild of America, 1949-1988
Catholic Charities, 1955-1984
Catholic Interracial Council, 1971
Catton, Bruce, 1968
CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System), 1956-1986, 1988
Cecil, Warwick, & Cecil, Inc. 1933-1934
Cellar, Emanual, 1943-1973
Cerf, Bennett, 1942-1966
Cerf, Phyllis, 1948
Cerrato, Joseph A., 1958-1959
Chagall, Marc, 1963
Chamlin, Max, 1978-1988
Chandler, Al
1946-1966, undated
Hilda Schneider's Files: Chandler, Al, 1947-1963, undated
Chapman, John, 1942-1945, 1961-1962, undated
Chappell Music
Chatanooga Civic Chorus, 1948
Cherniavsky, Josef, 1948-1952
Cherry Lane Music Publishing Co. Inc., 1986
Chevalier, Maurice, 1965-1970
Chiang Kai-Shek, Madame, 1943
Chicagoland Music Festival, 1942-1954
Christie, Harold, 1950-1953
Church, Campbell, 1937-1945
Churchill, Winston, 1963
Churchill, Winston S. (II), 1970
Citizens Committee for the Army and Navy, Inc., 1942
Clark, Dick, 1974-1978
Clark, Mark, 1948
Clark, Tom C., 1949
Clay, Lucius, 1950
Clemens, Cyril, 1950-1975
Cleveland, Arthur, 1944
Clinchy, Everett
1952-1985, undated
Clooney, Rosemary, 1976-1988
CNN, 1986
Codd, L.A., 1942-1944
Cohan, George M., 1916-1942
Cohan, Georgette, 1944, 1978
Cohen, Alexander, 1970-1978, 1987
Cohen, Asher, 1942
Cohen, Carolyn, 1983-1987
Cohen, George
Cohen, Godfrey, 1948-1961
Cohn, Harry, 1942-1958, undated
Cole, Nat King, 1957
Collins, Ted, 1942-1963
Collins, William I., 1945
Columbia Pictures Corporation, 1942-1955, 1983
Columbia Records Inc., 1948-1968
Columbia Special Products, 1980
Columbia University, 1948-1986
Committee for the Celebration of the President's Birthday, 1941-1942
Commitee for the First Amendment, 1947
Committee to Unite America, 1973
Common Cause, 1951
Como, Perry, 1946-1964
Compass Fair Inc., 1964
Composers and Lyricists Guild of America, 1963
Composers' Showcase, Inc., 1967-1968
Congregation Emanu-el, 1947-1988
Congressional Medal of Honor Society, 1967
Connelly, Reg, 1943-1946
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, 1942-1973
Constant, John M., 1942
Coogan, Jackie, 1979
Cook, Mary, 1948-1978, undated
Cooke, Terence Cardinal, 1968-1982
Coots, J. Fred, 1950-1962
Copyright Office, United States, 1942-1976
Cornell, Katherine, 1942
Coronet, 1943-1949
Coslow, Sam, 1947-1973
Cosmopolitan, 1950-1956, 1989
Costain, T.B., 1943
Coventry, Leroy
Coviello, Barbara, 1945
Coward, Noel, 1951-1963
Cox, Leonard, 1945
Hilda Schneider's Files: Cramer and Traveline - 1922 re: "Constantly", 1922
Cramer, Edward, 1968-1987
Crawford, Joan, 1947-1966
Crider, Lynne, 1942
Crocker, Betty, 1955
Cronauer, Charles, 1949-1950
Crosby, Bing, 1942-1977
Crosby, John, 1948-1988, undated
Crouch, Kenneth, 1942-1963
Crouse, Russell and Anna, 1942-1987, undated
Csida, Joseph, 1949-1965
Cukor, George, 1963-1981
Cuomo, Mario, 1983
Cutis, Jack, 1933-1950, undated
"C" miscellaneous
Ca-Cap
Car-Caz
Cba-Che
Chi-Ciz
Cla-Clz
Coa-Com
Con-Cos
Cot-Cz
"C" unidentified
Daley, Richard, 1957
D'Aligny, Georges Picot, 1947-1953
Dalrymple, Jean, 1956-1978, undated
D'Amato, Alphonse, 1988-1989
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund, 1949-1965
Dampp-Chaser, Inc., 1964-1966
Daniels, Danny, 1966-1984
Daniels, Howard, 1944-1945
Davis, Bette, 1943-1962
Davis, Meyer, 1942-1966
Davis, Sammy, 1978
Day, Dennis, 1952-1954
De Sapio, Carmine, 1955
De Sylva, Buddy, 1939-1942
Decca Record, 1946-1950, undated
Democratic National Committee, 1948-1949
Dennis, Bruce, 1942
Deutsch, Herman, 1943
Devine, Helen C., 1985
Dietrich, Marlene, 1939
Dietz, Howard, 1942-1976
DiMaggio, Joe, 1978
Disabled American Veterans, 1944-1951
Disney, Walt, 1945, 1953, 1983-1989
Dore Schary Productions, 1963
Dorfman, Nat, 1942-1973
Dolan, Robert E., 1946-1986
Donnell, Dorothy, 1940
Dom, Francis E., 1953-1956
Dorsey, Jimmy, 1956
Doubleday and Company, Inc., 1955-1969
Douglas, Eunice
1944-1954, undated
Douglas, Mike, 1973-1978
Douglas, Walter, 1942-1949
Down Beat Publishing Co. Inc., 1940-1952
Downer, John W., 1942-1943
Dover, William B., 1937-1938
Dramatists' Guild, 1941-1980
Dreyer, Dave
Dreyfuss, Louis, 1942-1966
Dreyfus, Max, 1944-1954
Duberstein, Aaron, 1975-1986
Ducan, Ruth and Vivian, 1942-1943
Dudley, Countess of, 1949
Dudley, Lee and John, 1975-1987, undated
Duffus, Carlton, 1942-1943
Emma Lazarus Commemorative Committee: Duhl, Benjamin, 1971-1977
Duncan, Gordon, Lt. Col., 1949-1955, undated
Dunne, Irene, 1951
Durante, James, 1951-1957
"D" miscellaneous
Du-Dz
Eckstein, Gustas, 1942-1948
Ed Sullivan Show, 1968
Edens, Roger, 1942-1970
Editions Irving Berlin (France), 1953-1959
Educational Alliance, 1966-1980
Edwards, Gus, 1940-1946
Edwards, Heber L., 1942
Edwards, Leo, 1941-1968
Einstein, Albert, 1950
Eisenhower, Dwight, 1945-1981
Eisenhower, Dwight (statue), 1981-1983
Eliscu, Edward, 1968-1976
Ellington, Duke, undated
Elliott, Jack, 1962-1988
Ellis, Emil, 1942-1949
Ellis, William, 1941
Emma Lazarus Commemorative Committee, 1970-1971
Engel, Carl, 1941
Entertainment Hall of Fame, 1974-1975
Equity Theatre, 1965-1966
Evans, Ethel, 1948
Evans, Reginald, 1946
"E" miscellaneous
Ea-Ei
El-En
Ep-Ez
Fabian, Simon H., 1947-1954
Fabray, Nanette, 1949-1963
Fadiman, Clifton, 1942
Fairbanks, Douglas, 1961-1989
Falkenburg, Jinx, 1973
Family Circle, 1942
Fantie, David, 1979
Farber, Barry, 1962-1973
Farley, James, 1942-1973, undated
Faye, Alice, 1983, undated
Feinstein, Dianne, 1980
Fearnely, John, 1946-1950
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York, 1942-1985
Feist, Leonard, 1975-1982
Fenton, Martin, 1942-1945
Ferber, Edna, 1942
Ferber, William L., 1963-1986, undated
Ferguson, Dave, 1946-1951
Ferrer, Jose, 1953
Ferrer, Mel, 1956
Ferris, Tom, 1941-1942, 1958
Fiedler, Arthur, 1973-1976
Field, George, 1942
Fields, Herbert and Dorothy, 1942-1974, undated
Fields, Totie, 1974
Finkelstein, Herman, 1973-1989
First Special Forces Association, 1983-1984
Fischer, Carl, 1942-1950
Fisher, Eddie, 1953-1962
Fitzgerald, Ella, 1958
Flack, Frank M., 1943-1944
Flamm, Donald, 1941
Fonda, Henry, 1984
Forbes, Malcolm, 1979-1987
Ford, Gerald, 1974-1977
Ford, Jr., E.S., 1942-1943
Fordham University, 1969-1988
Fordin, Hugh, 1972-1976, 1980
Forest Lawn Cemetery and Crematory, 1963-1971
Forster, Arnold, 1966-1985
Foundation for New American Music, 1980-1989
"Four More Years", 1956
Francine, Anne, 1948, undated
Francis Day and Hunter, LTD, 1949-1959, 1972
Frank, Yashia, 1942
Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation, 1948-1955
Frazier, George, 1942-1952, undated
Freed, Arthur, 1947-1976, undated
Freedley, Vinton, 1949-1954
Freedom House, 1949-1955
Freedom Foundation, 1964-1970
French and Company, 1958-1969
Fretwell, Joseph III, 1946-1986
Friar's Club, 1951-1988, undated
Friedlander, Emil, 1942-1950
Friedman, Leopold, 1944-1958
Friend, Howard, 1942-1949
Friml, Rudolf, 1963-1969
Froman, Jane, 1955-1956
Fuld, James J., 1940-1990, undated
"F" miscellaneous
Fa-Fe
Fi-Fl
Fr-Fz
G. Schirmer, Inc., 1965-1981
Galli-rini, Anthony, 1946
Ganne, Paul, 1946-1953, undated
Gardner, Hy, 1954-1969
Garfield, Sydney, 1949-1969, undated
Garland, Judy, 1948-1963
Garland, Robert, 1948-1949
Gaver, Jack, 1946-1965
Gaxton, William, 1942-1953
Gaynor, Mitzi, 1978-1988
George C. Marshal Research Foundation
George Gershwin Festival, 1970
George Gershwin Memorial Foundation, 1948-1957
George M. Cohan Memorial Fund, 1956-1959
Gershe, Leonard, 1965-1988, undated
Gershwin, Alan, 1978
Gershwin, Ira and Lee, 1958-1988
Getz, Stan (Mrs.), 1979
Gilbert, Ben, 1948-1988
Gilbert, L. Wolfe, 1954-1960
Giles, John S., 1983
Gillette, Anita, 1962-1980
Gish, Lillian, 1942-1978
Gleason, Jackie, 1969-1970, undated
Goetz, Ray, 1925-1951
Goetz, William and Mrs., 1937-1987, undated
Gold, Michael, 1941
Goldberg, Arthur J., 1966
Goldberg, Rube, 1942
Golden, Harry, 1966-1980
Golden, John, 1941-1949
Goldman, Alex J., 1954-1967
Goldstein, Robert, 1946-1973, undated
Goldwyn, Samuel and Frances and Jr., 1942-1972
Goodman, Benny, 1942
Goodman, Sam, 1947-1952
Gordon, Max, 1942-1978, undated
Gordon, Roy, 1942-1943
Gordon V. Thompson Ltd., 1957-1959
Gorme, Eydie see Lawrence, Steve and Eydie Gorme
Gottfried, Martin, 1990
Gottlieb, Martin, 1971-1981
Gould, Morton, 1988
Goulet, Robert, 1962-1963
Grace, Princess of Monaco, 1979
Granat, Mynna
1943-1988, undated
Grand Street Boys Association, 1942-1987
Grant, Cary, 1979-1984
Graves, Joyce, 1970-1971
Gray, Dolores, 1948-1974
Graziano, Rocky, 1968
Greater New York Fund, 1941
Green, Abel
Green, Grace (Mrs. Abel), 1978-1982
Green, John, 1950-1988
Green, Stanley, 1968-1988, undated
Greene, Ward, 1947-1950
Greenfield, Larry, 1987-1990
Gregory, D., 1943-1944
Griffin, Merv, 1976
Griffith, Robert, 1953-1954, undated
Grolier Society Inc., 1960-1963
Grossinger, Jennie, 1944-1961
Gruntal and Co., 1936-1942
Guettel, Henry, 1966, undated
Gunther, John and Mrs., 1942-1950
"G" miscellaneous
Gi-Gl
Gra
Gre-Gri
Gu-Gz
"G" unidentified
Hacker, Samuel, 1954-1955
Hackett, Buddy, 1965
Hahn, Annie, 1942-1944
Hal Leonard/Pointer Publications, Inc., 1971-1982
Hall, Marvin, 1960
Halliday, Richard, 1947-1962
Hallstrom, J.L., 1949, undated
Hammer, Armand, 1986-1988
Hammerstein, Oscar II & Dorothy, 1941-1984
Hammerstein, William, 1950-1988
Hammond, Lawrence, 1942-1947
Handy, William C., 1965
Harburg, E.Y. (Yip), 1946-1981
Harkrider, John, 1942-1961
Harper's Bazaar, 1951
Harriman, Averell & Pamela, 1959-1988, undated
Harris, George, 1959-1973
Harris, Radie, 1942-1988
Harris, Sam, 1926-1988
Harris Fox Agency
Harry Fox - Canceled Mechanical Licenses, 1984-1990
Hart, Moss and Kitty Carlisle, 1942-1988, undated
Hartman, Lillian, 1942-1953
Harvard University, 1949-1963
Hawkins, Robert and Kay, 1949-1966
Hawks, Howard, 1946
Havelock-Allen, Anthony, 1943-1944
Hayes, Helen, 1946-1959, undated
Hayward, Leland, 1948-1974, undated
Health & Human Serivces, United States Department of, 1984
Healy, Dan, 1942-1966
Hearn, Fred, 1952
Hecht, Ben, 1957
Hearst, Mr. & Mrs. William Randolph Jr., 1951-1983
James H. Heineman, Inc., 1964
Henderson, Skitch, 1954-1965
Henie, Sonja, 1942-1953
Henshel, Harry D., 1954-1957
Hepburn, Audrey, 1953-1954
Hepburn, Katharine, 1954-1971, undated
Herald Tribune, 1940
Herman, Pinky, 1947-1978
Hertzog, Patricia, 1942-1949
Hoffman, Glen, 1979
Hoffman, Irving (Sam)
Undated, 1 of 2
Undated, 2 of 2
Miscellaneous, 1 of 2
Miscellaneous, 2 of 2
Hoffman, Sam, 1947
Hollywood Reporter, 1940-1988
Holmgren, Clif, 1952-1968
Hollister, Paul, 1954-1970
Holloway, Henry, 1988-1989
Holmes, E.C., 1954-1955
Home of the Sons and Daughters of Israel, 1943-1945
Hope, Bob and Dolores, 1942-1983, undated
Hopper, Hedda, 1949
Hotel Mayfair, 1943
Hotel William Penn, 1942-1943
Howes, Durward, 1942-1962
Hume, Edgar E., 1947
Humphrey, Hubert, 1945
Hurok, Sol, 1942-1949
Hurst, Fannie, 1962
Husted, Bea L., 1985-1986, undated
Huston, Walter, 1948
Hyde, Anthony, 1943
Hylton, Jack, 1951-1952
Hyman, Joseph, 1949-1962
"H" miscellaneous
Haa-Han
Har-Haz
Hea-Hel
Hen-Hez
Hi-Hj
Hoa-Hop
Hoq-Hoz
Hp-Hz
Iacocca, Lee A., 1986
Ice Capades, 1957-1958
Impellitteri, Vincent, 1951-1952
Ince, Alexander, 1940-1962
Inter-office communications, 1945-1951
Irving Berlin Ltd.
1970-1983, undated
Irwin, Fred, 1941-1945
Irwin, Lou, 1941-1949
Irwin, Will, 1956-1984
Isaac, Henry, 1954-1955
Israel Broadcasting Service, 1960
"I" miscellaneous
J. Albert & Sons Pty. Ltd., 1948-1988
Jablonski, Edward, 1958-1991
Jacob, Lester, 1949-1961
Jacobs, Morris, 1942-1943
Jager, Felix, 1944-1949
Janis, Elsie, 1940-1945
James, Margaret Irving, 1978-1980
Jansen, Roy, 1953-1956
Javits, Jacob K., 1964-1974
Jaycees, 1942-1962
Jemail, Jimmy, 1947-1950
Jessel, George, 1946-1976
Jewish Daily Forward, 1954
Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children, 1956-1958
Jewish Theatrical Guild, 1948-1952
Jewish War Veterans, 1942-1988
Jimmie's-Just-A-Hobby, 1958-1978
Johnson, Charles F.H., 1942-1943
Johnson, President Lyndon B., 1965-1968
John Philip Sousa Memorial, 1958
Johnston, Alva, 1948-1950
Johnston, Arthur, 1937-1954
Jolson, Al, 1942-1948
Juilliard School, 1989
"J" miscellaneous
Ja-Ji
Jj-Jz
"J" unidentified
Kahn, Irving B., 1943-1985
Kahn, Ruth, 1946-1950
Kanin, Garson, 1947-1988
Kapp, David, 1947-1970
Kapp, Jack, 1942-1949
Katz, Joseph, 1942-1949
Kaufman, S. Jay, 1946-1952
Kauffmann, Kurt, 1975-1988
Kavanaugh, Ted, 1947-1953
Kaye, Danny and Sylvia Fine, 1950-1989
Kazan, Elia, 1949
Keaton, Diane, 1986
Kefauver, Senator Estes, 1951-1952
Keller, Helen, 1942
Keller, James, 1952-1954
Kelly, Fred N., 1984-1989
Kelly, Gene, 1947-1987
Kelly, Michael A., 1946
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 1971-1983
Kennedy, Senator Edward M., 1966-1986
Kennedy, Ethel, 1972
Kennedy, President John F., 1961-1963
Kennedy, Joseph P. and Rose F., 1946-1978
Kenny, Laura June, 1970-1986
Kenny, Nick A., 1942-1964
Kern, Clarice, 1963-1964
Kern, Jerome and Eva, 1937-1942
Kessler, Seymour M., 1964-1974
Kevart, Herbert, 1942-1943
Keyes, Paul W., 1973-1978
Kilgallen, Dorothy, 1942-1962
Kimball, Robert E., 1974-1987
King, Alan, 1976
King, Henry, 1976
King, Marion, 1949
Kingsley, Sidney, 1949-1962
Kinnaird, Clark, 1961-1965
Kirk, Lisa, 1949
Kiraly, Victor, 1949-1952
Klausner, Bertha, 1954-1963
Knights of Malta, 1975-1985
Koch, Mayor Edward I., 1978
Koenig, John, 1942
Kollmar, Richard, 1956
Korda, Alexander, 1942
Kostelanetz, Andre, 1941-1985
Kramer, Freddy, 1945-1952
Krasna, Norman, 1948-1951
Kraus, Myron, 1976
Kresa, Helmy, 1941-1975
Krim, Arthur, 1954-1959
Kulka, Stephen P., 1972-1977
Kuhn, Ferdinand, 1941-1942
KWK Publications, 1942
"K" miscellaneous
Ki-Kn
Ko-Ku
"K" unidentified
La Guardia, Fiorello, 1942-1943
La Rosa, Julius, 1969
Lane, Albert, 1968-1978
Lane, Burton, 1968-1986
Langner, Lawrence, 1944
Larrimore, Francine, 1942-1946
Lastfogel, Abe, 1943-1978
Lauder, Harry, 1943-1950
Laurents, Arthur, 1963-1966
Lawler, T. Newman, 1947-1975
Lawrence, Gertrude, 1942
Lawrence, Justus B. and wife, Carlene, 1948-1987, 1990
Lawrence, Larry, 1973
Lawrence, Steve and Eydie Gorme, 1966-1987, undated
Lazar, Irving, 1946-1988
Lazaron, Morris, 1942-1978
Le Mont, L.E., 1942
League of New York Theater, 1952-1954
Lear, Norman, 1982
Lee, John C.H., 1955-1957
Lee, Nellie, 1945-1946
Lefkowitz, Nat, 1969-1983, undated
Lehman, Herbert and Edith, 1942-1947
Lehman, Maurice, 1948-1950, undated
Leonidoff, Leon, 1968-1971
Lerner, Alan Jay, 1962-1979
Leslie, Edgar, 1943-1965
Lesser, Sol, 1942-1962
Lester, Edwin, 1947-1988
Levant, Oscar and June, 1942-1988
Levin, Herman, 1956-1962
Levinthal, Sonia, 1948-1960
Levy, Fred, 1942-1950
Levy, Lou, 1949-1951
Levy, Isaac (Ike), 1942-1955
Lewi, Maurice, 1948-1956
Lewis, Jerry, 1953-1967, undated
Lewis, Joe E., 1942
Library of Congress, 1971-1989
Lieberson, Goddard, 1947-1978
Life Magazine, 1938-1988
Lillie, Beatrice, 1948-1949
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, 1963-1985
Lind, Jenny, 1945
Lindsay, Howard and Russell Crouse, 1949-1965, undated
Lindsay, Howard, 1942-1968, undated
Lindsay, John, 1970-1973
Lindy, Leo, 1948-1956
Lindy's Inc., 1942-1944
Link, Harry, 1946-1956
Linkletter, Art, 1969
Litter, Ben, 1964-1975
Littler, Emile, 1947-1978
Livingston, Alan, 1949-1954
Lloyd, Kate, 1962-1966
Loeb, Carl M., Jr., 1953
Loeb, William, 1978
Logan, Joshua, 1942-1988, undated
Lombardo, Guy, 1949-1977
London Records, 1960
London Symphony, 1988
London Weekend Television, 1985
Look Magzine, 1940-1957
Loos, Anita, 1949
Los Angeles City Council, 1978
Los Angeles Times, 1987
Luce, Henry R. & Clare Boothe, 1947-1988
Lunt, Alfred and Lynn Fontanne, 1962
Lyons, Leon and Sylvia, 1942-1968
Lyons, Warren, 1966-1976
"L" miscellaneous
Lea-Leu
Lev-Lez
Lia-Liz
Lja-Low
Lua-Luz
"L" unidentified
MacArthur, General and Mrs. Douglas, 1945-1988
MacDowell Colony, 1977
MacGregor, John Edgar, 1943-1955
Mackenzie, Jack and Helen, 1942-1974
Macksey, D., 1950-1952
Maddox, Albert S., 1943
Mademoiselle, 1942
Maimonides Hospital, 1949-1952
Malino, Mrs. Jerome E., 1978-1979
Malneck, Matty, 1968-1978
Maloney, William P., 1942-1962
Mancini, Henry, 1984
Mandell, Leon, 1954
Maney, Richard, 1962-1968
Manhattan School of Music, 1966-1967
Mankiewicz, Herman J., 1941-1942
Mankiewicz, Joseph, 1978
Manson, Alan, 1982-1987
March, Fredric, 1947
Marchetti, Roger, 1946-1948
Margaret, Princess, 1962
Mark, Julius and Mrs., 1949-1978
Mark Twain Journal, 1971-1977
Markey, Gene, 1968-1979
Marks, Gerald, 1967-1984
Marks, Herbert, 1951-1967
Marks, Johnny, 1961-1985
Marlowe, Martha, 1943-1957
Marshall, General George C., 1952
Martin, Dean, 1964
Martin, Mary, 1947-1988
Marx, David, 1969-1980
Marx, Groucho, 1952-1976
Marx, Harpo and Mrs., 1964-1981, undated
Marx, Marion, 1978-1983
Masons, 1946-1989
Max, Jack, 1949-1950
Maxwell, Elsa, 1942-1946
May, Mitchell, 1942-1943
Mayer, Louis B., 1941
MCA Records, 1980-1989
McCabe, Charles B. and Ruth, 1952-1978
McCabe, John, 1969
McCall's, 1956-1964
McCarthy, Frank, 1963-1978
McCarthy, Mary, 1949-1950
McCarthy, Thelma, 1949
McCormick, Ken, 1963-1986
McCrary, Tex and Jinx Falkenburg, 1948-1982
McEvoy, J.P. (Peggy), 1948-1953
McGarity, John, 1958-1964
McGinley, Laurence J., 1964
McHugh, Jimmy, 1940-1969
McKelway, St. Clair, 1947
McKenna, Billy, 1940-1942
McLean, Robert, 1950
McSpadden, T.J., 1940-1942
Meir (Myerson), Golda, 1949
Mellick, Drew and Fifi, 1971, 1980
Melnick, Al, 1942
Melton, James, 1948-1956
Menotti, Gian Carlo, 1950
Mercer, Johnny, 1947-1976
Mercer, Tommy, 1967
Mercury Record Corporation, 1960
Merman, Ethel, 1946-1985
Merrill, Robert, 1947
Mesta, Pearl, 1956
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corporation
Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc., 1972-1989
Meyer, George, 1937-1942
Meyerson, Bess, 1984
Michener, James A., 1988
Midler, Bette, 1988
Mielziner, Jo, 1946-1962
Miller, Gilbert and Kitty, 1950-1962
Miller, Mitch, 1958-1962
Miller, William J., 1978
Milligan, Mary, 1948
Mills, E.C., 1942-1957
Minneapolis Auditorium, 1944-1956
Minnelli, Liza, 1965-1974
Miss America Pageant, 1956
Mitgang, Herbert, 1964-1988
Mitler, Milton, 1978-1987
Mok, Michel, 1946-1948
Montgomery, Elizabeth, 1950-1955, undated
Moon, Joseph F., 1949-1962
Moore, Dorothy K., 1950
Morath, Max, 1969-1986
Morehouse, Ward, 1943-1985
Moreno, Dorothea E., 1950
Morgan, Junius S., 1942
Morgan and Brother Manhattan Storage Co., Inc., 1969-1988, undated
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, 1965-1992
Morganthau, Henry, 1941-1943
Moses, Ann Mary Robertson (Grandma Moses), 1955-1988
Moses, Robert, 1945-1981
Motion Picture Relief Fund, 1943
Mount Sinai School of Medicine, 1964-1975
Moynihan, Daniel P., 1982-1989
Mundy, Ethel, 1954-1970
Mundy, Finy and William, 1942-1951
Mundy, Mary, 1958-1961
Muni, Paul, 1955
Murphy, Justice Frank, 1942-1947
Murphy, George, 1963-1968
Murray, Thomas Edward, 1948-1978
Murrow, Edward R., 1952
Museum of Broadcasting, 1989
Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), 1969
Music Corporation of America, 1948-1954
Music Dealers Service, Inc., 1958-1959
Music Publishers' Protective Association, 1929-1964
Music Operators of America, 1957
Music Publishers' Association of the United States, 1958-1959
Music Publishers' Contact Employees, 1942-1958
Myers, Lester C., 1957
"M" miscellaneous
M-Marg
Mari-Mazz
McA-McF
McG-McW
Mo-Mt
"M" unidentified
Nagrin, Daniel, 1946-1988
Nash, Ogden, 1950
Nathan, Casper, 1954
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1945
National Citizen's Council on Civil Rights, 1949
National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1949-1988
National Committee for the Universal Copyright Convention, 1954
National Council of American Soviet Friendship, 1943
National Council on Crime and Delinquency, 1967
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (March of Dimes), 1942-1981
National Jewish Center for Immunology, 1986-1989
National Jewish Hospital, 1958-1985
National Jewish Ledger, 1942
National Music Awards, 1976
National Music Publishers' Association, 1970-1987, undated
National Park Service, 1949
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, 1965-1969
National Sojourners, Inc., 1979
National Variety Artists, 1952-1962
Negro Actors Guild of America, 1950-1968
Navy Department, 1947
Navy Relief Society, 1942-1946
Neilson, Rutgers, 1945-1946
Nelson, Boris Erich, 1947-1948
Nelson, Eddie, 1946-1966
New Dramatists Committee, 1952-1986
New York City, 1944-1973
New York Magazine, 1975-1981
New York Post, 1939
New York Public Library, 1949-1986
New York University, 1946, 1982
New York Times, 1949-1986
Newman, Phil, 1942-1949
Nicholson and Galloway Roofing and Waterproofing, 1964-1967
Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1950
Nielsen, Poul Overgaard, 1950
Night of Stars, 1942-1961
Niklad, Roberta Anne, 1958
Nimitz, Chester, 1945
Nixon, President Richard M., 1954-1988, undated
Nizer, Louis, 1948-1967
North, John Ringling and Henry, 1942-1947
Norworth, Jack, 1949-1957
Novak, Robert, 1942-1951
Novins, Louis A., 1947-1949
"N" miscellaneous
Ni-Ny
Oberstein, Eli E., 1943-1948
O'Brien, Jack, 1962-1985, undated
O'Connor, Cardinal John J., 1984-1988
O'Connor, Walter, 1963-1980
O'Conor, Herbert, 1942
Office of War Information, 1942-1943
O'Hara, John, 1954-1962
Oldfield, Barney, 1960-1980
Orange County, Calif., 1972
Oshman, Robert, 1965-1971, undated
"O" miscellaneous
Oaa-Ocaz
Oda-Omz
Ona-Orz
Osa-Ozz
Paar, Jack, 1957-1962
Page, Geraldine, 1983
Page, Ruth, 1942-1977
Paley, William S., 1942-1978
Palmer, Philip E., 1962-1984
Pan, Hermes, 1973-1976
Paramount Pictures Corp.
Parish, Romola, 1942
Park Jr., H. Halsted, 1946, undated
Parks, Lee, 1956-1987, undated
Parnell, Val, 1949-1951
Parsons, Louella, 1951-1954
Parker, Dorothy, 1945
Patterson, Richard C., 1954-1955
Pearson, Drew, 1942-1950
Pease and Ellman, Inc., 1941-1946
Peck, Gregory, 1971-1983
Pell, Isabel, 1948-1950
Pemberton, Brock and Mrs., 1943
Peters, Bernadette, 1977-1978
Peters, Roderic, 1970-1976
Philadelphia Inquirer, 1953-1963
Phipps, Howard and Harriet, 1962-1984
Pickford, Mary, 1948
Pierpont Morgan Library, 1977
Pitts, Zazu, 1943
Porter, Cole, 1933-1985, undated
Powell, Bruce, 1942-1949
Power, Tyrone, 1942-1950
Precht, Robert, 1968-1974, undated
Preminger, Otto, 1960-1962
Price, Vincent, 1975
Prince, Harold, 1977-1984
Princeton University, 1985
Prinzmetal, Myron, 1948-1962, undated
"P" miscellaneous
Paa-Paq
Par-Paz
Pe-Pf
Ph-Pl
Po-Pz
Quayle, Anthony, 1970-1971
Quigley Publications, 1938-1955
"Q" miscellaneous
Radio City Music Hall, 1982
Radio Free Europe, 1960
Rand, Robert, 1942
Rankin, A.H., 1941-1947, undated
Rasaf, Andy, 1954-1958, undated
Reader's Digest, 1944-1985
Reagan, Ronald
Redfield, Catherine, 1942
Reform Jewish Appeal, 1962-1981
Reiner, Gabriel, 1956
Reinhart, Marie Louise, 1973-1986
Reinheimer, Howard E.
Reis, Arthur M., 1947-1951
Remick, Lee, 1965
Reuben, Arnold, 1949-1962, undated
Reynolds, Debbie, 1957-1983, undated
Rice, Andy, 1951-1952
Richman, Harry, 1958-1963
Richmond, Larry, 1942-1943, 1954
Richmond, Maurice, 1942-1948
Rickenbacker, Eddie, 1952
Rindler, Milton, 1967-1984
Riskin, Robert, 1942-1943
Ritter, Murray, 1941-1942
Rivera, Diego, 1948
RKO Radio Pictures, 1937-1943
Robbins, Jack, 1944-1949
Robbins, Jerome, 1949-1989, undated
Robertson, Cary, 1944
Robertson, Cordella B., 1942-1949
Robinson, Sophie, 1963-1985, undated
Rockefeller, David, 1951
Rockefeller, Jr., David, 1972
Rockefeller, III, John D., 1966
Rockefeller, Nelson A., 1952-1965
Rockefeller, Winthrop, 1950-1970
Rodgers, Richard, 1946-1952, 1976-1979, 1989
Rodgers, Richard and Oscar Hammerstein II, 1946-1960
Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization, 1987
Roffman, Richard H., 1942-1943
Rogers, Ginger, 1960
Rogers, William P., 1971
Romberg, Sigmund, 1942-1951
Rome, Harold, 1952-1971
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1942-1946
Roosevelt, Jr., Eleanor B., 1946-1956
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 1941-1944, undated
Roosevelt, Kermit, 1941-1955
Roosevelt, Quentin and Frances, 1943-1987
Roosevelt, Brig. General Theodore, 1942
Roquiere, Georges, 1965-1978
Rose, Billy, 1945-1946, undated
Rosenstock, Milton, 1949-1983
Rosenthal, Helen, 1943-1945
Rosenwald, William, 1946-1949
Roudenko, Luba, 1950-1951, undated
Royal, John F., 1944-1950
Royal Society, 1967-1975
Rubinstein (Gourielli) Helena, 1956
Rubin, J. Robert, 1948-1952
Ruby, Harry
1972-1974, undated
Rudolph Wurlitzer Company, 1942
Rumsey, John W., 1947-1960
Runyon, Damon and Mrs., 1942
Ryskind, Morrie, 1968-1978, undated
"R" miscellaneous
Re-Rh
Roa-Ror
Ros
Rot-Ry
"R" unidentified
S.A.C.E.M.
1954-1988, undated
Sacks, Emanuel (Manie), 1942-1957
Safier, Gloria, 1948-1961, undated
Salabert, Inc., 1946-1953
Salute to France, 1955
Samrock, Victor, 1949-1950, undated
Samuel, Aimee V., 1946
Sanders, Harland, 1970
Sandrich, Mark, 1938-1968
Snag, Philip, 1967-1970
Santly, Lester, 1938-1939
Saranoff, Julius, 1950-1967
Sardi, Vincent, 1962-1971
Sarnoff, David, 1954-1971
Schary, Dore, 1958-1968
Schenck, Joseph, 1927-1953
Schenk, Nicholas M., 1942-1969
Schine, Myer and Hildegarde, 1968-1988
Schlaifer, Charles, 1949-1984
Schneider, Hilda, 1948-1973
Schuman, William, 1952-1963
Schuster, M. Lincoln, 1943-1966
Schwartz, Arthur, 1923-1982, undated
Schwartz, Jean, 1946, undated
Schwerdtfeger, Otto M., M.D. see Dear Doctor
Scouts, Boy and Girl, 1940-1989
Seeger, Pete, 1974
Seldes, Gilbert, 1942-1947, undated
Selznick, David O., 1942-1950
Shalit, Gene, 1983-1985
Shamir, Yitzhak, 1988
Shapiro, Elliot, 1942-1951
Sharett, Moshe, 1952
Shaw, Arnold, 1950-1988
Shaw, Ray, 1943-1970
Shaw, Sam, 1949-1970, undated
Shawnee Press
Shearer, Norma, 1953
Sheldon, Sidney, 1948-1988
Sherman, Allan, 1963-1966
Sherwood, Robert, 1942-1986, undated
Shields, Brooke, 1983
Shinko Music Publishing Co., Ltd., 1963-1965
Shipler, Guy Emery, 1946-1947
Shor, Toots, 1942
Shore, Dinah, 1949-1976, undated
Short, Hassard (Bobbie), 1942-1956, undated
Show (magazine), 1963
Shubert, J.J., 1949-1955
Shubert, John, 1962
Shubert, Lee and Mrs., 1942-1953
Shubert, Milton, 1949-1950
Shubert, Theater Corp., 1954
Shumlin, Herman, 1948-1964
Shurr, Louis, 1942-1968, undated
Siegal, Sol, 1943-1973
Sillman, Leonard, 1947-1949
Sills, (Greenough) Beverly, undated
Silvera, Albert and Olga, 1951-1955
Silverman, Fred, 1978
Simon, Harry
1963-1975, undated
Simon, Louis, 1942-1958
Simon and Schuster, 1942-1967
Simpson, Sid, 1944
Sinatra, Frank and Mrs., 1947-1980
Sinatra (Lambert), Nancy, 1984
Sinclair, Upton, 1942
Skala, Lilia, 1953-1966
Skouras, Charles, 1947-1960
Small, Paul, 1949
Smith, Henry, 1946
Smith, Kate, 1945-1969
Smith, Oliver, 1949-1962
Smithsonian Institution, 1966-1975
Smythe, Edward James, 1940
Snyder, Ted, 1936-1949, undated
Sobel, Louis, 1947-1970
Society for the New York Hospital, 1951-1958
Society for the Preservation & Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America, 1959-1978
Sohmer, Harry J., 1950-1964
Solotaire, George, 1956-1963
Sonderson, Lora, 1949-1950
Sondheim, Stephen, 1966-1978
Re: Song Folio 1 Order Forms and Letters, 1945
Songwriters Guild of America, 1942
Songwriters Hall of Fame
1979-1993, undated
Songwriters of America, 1953, undated
Songwriters' Protective Association, 1937-1958, undated
Sosenko, Anna, 1972-1973
Southeast Missouri State College, 1969
Spaatz, Carl, 1950
Spaeth, Sigmund, 1942-1962
Sparkman, John, 1953-1976
Spellman, Cardinal Francis, 1947-1967
Stafford, Jo, 1948-1950
Stamats, Herbert, 1952-1962
Stanley, Aileen, 1949-1955
Starr, Benjamin, 1942
Stassen, Harold, 1955
State Department, United States, 1948-1951
Steinway and Sons, 1945
Stern, Isaac, 1985
Stern, J. David, 1941-1949, undated
Stettinius, Edward R., 1942-1948
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Ashton, 1948-1949
Stevenson, Adlai, 1952-1961
Stewart, Charles, 1950-1966
Stewart, James, 1944
Stewart, James (Jimmie), 1989
Stoddard, Hud, 1954-1955
Stokowski, Leopold, 1969
Stone, Norman, 1970-1987
Stoner, Mickey, 1978-1984
Stork Club, 1950-1978
Stout, Rex, 1942-1949
Streisand, Barbra, 1967-1969
Stuart, Lyle, 1947-1973
Styne, Jule, 1949-1985
Sullivan, Ed, 1942-1973, undated
Sullivan, J. Branigan, 1962-1968
Sulzberger, Iphigene Ochs, 1949-1988
Susskind, David, 1983
Swayze, John Cameron, 1954
Sweet Adelines, Inc.
Sweetland, Thelma Van Winkle, 1949-1956
Swope, Herbert B.
Swordack, Mallie, 1960-1962
Sydow, Jack, 1966
Sylvester, Robert, 1956-1970
Symington, Stuart, 1950
"S" miscellaneous
S-Sa
Sca-Scho
Schr-Scz
Se-Sf
Sg-Sh
Si-Sl
Sm-So
Sp-Sta
Ste-Sty
Su-Sz
Taft, Walbridge S., 1931-1949
Talcott, J. Frederick, 1940
Tannen, Nat, 1942-1944
Taps, Jonie, 1946-1962
Tashjian, M.J., 1940-1950
Taubert, Rudolph, 1964-1971
Taylor, Davis, 1941-1942
Taylor, Deems, 1942-1944
Taylor, Elizabeth, 1961
Telephone Hour, 1962
Temple University, 1954-1965
Tenant, Ira, 1941-1944, undated
Tenberge, Jacobus, 1948-1981
Tengstrom, Hikka S., 1982-1985
Tepper, Saul, 1968-1980
Theater Development Fund, 1971-1988
Theodore Roosevelt Association, 1950-1986
Theodore Rooseelt Centennial Commission, 1956-1957
Thiele, Bob, 1953-1959
Thomas, David, 1953-1977
Thomas, Lowell, 1942-1952
Thompson, Charles W., 1955-1961
Thompson, Gordon V., 1942-1945, 1952
Tibbett, Lawrence and Mrs., 1940-1946
Time, Inc., 1942-1985
Tiomkin, Dmitri, 1956-1975
Tobias, Charles, 1956-1970, undated
Tobias, Harry, 1945-1987, undated
Todd, Michael, 1942-1950
Toland, John, 1975
Tomerlin, Lysle, 1945-1947
Tours, Elliott, Frank Jr. and John, 1977-1988
Tours, Frank and Helen, 1940-1970, undated
Town Hall, Inc., 1946-1976
Town & Country Magazine, 1967
Treasury Department, United States, 1947-1955
Treible, William, 1967-1970
Truman, Harry, 1945-1963
Truman, Margaret, 1951
Tuchman, Lester, 1979, undated
Tucker, Sophie, 1940-1962, undated
Tunney, Gene, 1940-1941
Turtle Bay Tree Fund, 1970-1988
TV Guide, 1972
TWA, 1953
The Twentieth Century, 1962
20th Century Fox
1955-1980, undated
Tyng, Lucien H., 1941
"T" miscellaneous
T-Te
Th-Tj
To-Ty
Uggams, Leslie, 1964
Ungar, Arthur, 1940-1949
Ungerleide and Co., 1938
Union of Dutch Music Publishers and Dealers, 1969
Universal Writers of America, 1946-1949
United Hospital Fund of New York, 1941-1989
United Jewish Appeal, 1939-1988
United Nations, 1970-1971
United Nations Children Fund, 1987
United States Information Agency, 1956
Upton, J. Duane, 1939-1970
"U" miscellaneous
Vallee, Rudy, 1939-1968, 1983
Van Gus, 1949-1967
Van Derhoef, Newell, 1939
Van Doren, Carl, 1947
Van Doren, Mark, 1963
Van Heusen, James, 1957-1989
Van Patten, Nathan, 1949-1951
Vanderbilt, Alfred G., 1948
Vanderbilt, Cornelius Jr., 1950
Vanderbilt, Gertrude, 1941-1950
Vanderbilt, Spencer, 1942-1958
Variety, 1946-1986
Vassar College, 1958, undated
Veterans Administration, U.S., 1946
Veterans Bedside Network, 1965-1987
Veterans of World War I Camp Upton Memorial, 1979-1981
(RCA) Victor Corp., 1946-1947, 1954-1957, 1962
Victor Music Publishing, 1989
Vogel, Jerry, 1939-1948
Vogue, 1962
"V" miscellaneous
Wagner, Gerald G., 1971-1976, undated
Wagner, Robert, 1955-1964
Walker, Alfred J., 1968, undated
Walker, Mort, 1967
Wallace, Irving, 1976
Wallace, Weldon, 1954-1955
Wallis, Hal, 1943
Walsh, George, 1971
Walsh, James, 1948-1958
Wanger, Walter, 1948-1966
War Department, United States, 1942-1946
Warburg, Edward M., 1942-1950
Wardell, Mike, 1942-1971
Waring, Fred and Mrs., 1943-1982
Warner, Jack, 1942-1968
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., 1942-1963
Warner, John and Emily, 1955-1968
Warren, Earl, 1948
Warren, Harry, 1945-1981
Washer, Ben, 1942-1982, undated
Waters, Ethel, 1972
Watson, Thomas J., 1949-1963
Watts, Jr., Richard, 1954-1973
Waxman, Franz, 1957
Wayne, John, 1970
Wechsler, Samuel, 1945-1962
Wedge, Sue, 1956, 1961-1962
Weigand, Nancy, 1950-1953
Weill, Kurt, 1949-1950
Weingarten, Lawrence, 1962-1963
Welk, Lawrence, 1969-1988
Weizmann, Chaim, 1949
Weston, Cecil, 1942-1953, undated
Wharton, John F., 1949-1951
Whitcomb, Ian, 1983
White, Walter, 1945-1946
Whitelaw, Arthur, 1972-1987
Whiteman, Paul, 1945-1948
Whiting, Margaret, 1949
Who's who in the theatre, 1960
Wigler, Sam, 1945
Wilder, Alec, 1964-1971
Wilk, Jacob, 1942-1946
Wilk, Max, 1971-1975
Wilkerson, William, 1943-1948
Willkie, Wendell, 1943
Willard Hotel, 1941-1945
Willemetz, Albert, 1945-1962
William Morris Agency, 1941-1988
Williams, Andy, 1963-1969
Williams, Sharon, 1981-1983
Williamsburg Settlement, Inc., 1953
Willson, Meredith, 1951
Wilson, Earl, 1947-1982, undated
Wiman, Dwight, 1946-1950
Winchell, Walter, 1942-1970
Winslow, Max, 1929-1942
Winslow, Tillie, 1942-1958, undated
Wisdom, 1965-1969
Wishnefsky, Seymour, 1942
Witmark & Sons, M., 1914
Wodehouse, P.G., 1946
Wolfe, Louis, 1963-1968
Wood, Barry, 1965-1970
Woollcott, Alexander, 1941-1943
World Book Encyclopedia, 1964
Worley, Jo Anne, 1987
Wurtzel, Sol, 1937-1938
Wynn, Keenan, 1966
"W" miscellaneous
Wa-Wal
Wam-Waz
Wb-Wez
Wia-Will
Wilm-Wiz
Wja-Wz
"X" miscellaneous
Yale University, 1963-1975
Yank, 1942
Yaum, R.D., 1940-1941
Yellen, Jack, 1953-1972
Yeshiva University, 1954-1955
Yoder, Robert M., 1949-1951
Yohalen, Henry, 1940
Yoken, Melvin B., 1968-1973
Young Marvin, 1943-1961, undated
Young Men's & Young Women's Hebrew Association, 1941-1967
Young Men's Christian Association, 1951-1974
Young Women's Christian Association, 1949
Youth Builders, 1940-1941
"Y" miscellaneous
Zanuck, Darryl
1962-1979, undated
Ziegfeld Club, 1941-1958
Ziff-Davis Publishing Company, 1941-1959
Ziska, Helen, 1943
Zolotow, Sam, 1941-1972
Zorina, Vera, 1940-1942
Zucca, Mana, 1942-1962
Zukor, Adolph, 1941-1949
"Z" miscellaneous
Unidentified, 1912-1988
Unidentified, undated
Fan mail, miscellaneous
1988, 100th birthday (1 of 8)
1988, 100th birthday (2 of 8)
1988, 100th birthday (3 of 8)
1988, 100th birthday (4 of 8)
1988, 100th birthday (5 of 8)
1988, 100th birthday (6 of 8)
1988, 100th birthday (7 of 8)
1988, 100th birthday (8 of 8)
1989, sympathy (1 of 2)
1989, sympathy (2 of 2)
Undated, holidays
Fan mail, children fan mail
Oddities/strange, 1966-1968
Oddities/strange, 1982-1984
Oddities/strange, 1985-1988
Acknowledgements, (1 of 2)
Acknowledgements, (2 of 2)
Legal Papers
Gilbert & Gilbert
Feldman, 1937-1942
Gilbert, Francis
1942 Jan. - Aug.
1942 Sept. - Dec.
1943 Jan. - May
1943 June - Dec.
1944 Jan. - Oct.
1944 Nov. - Dec.
1945 Jan. - July
1945 Aug. - Dec.
1946 Jan. - May
1945 June - Dec.
1947 Jan. - Aug.
1947 Sept. - Dec.
1948 Jan. - July
1948 Aug. - Dec., undated
Jackson, Theodore
1974 Jan. - Aug.
1974 Sept. - Dec.
1981-1989, undated
Malino, Jerome E.
Jay, Joseph, 1962-1964
Subjects
Annie Get Your Gun, 1989-1990
Anything you can do (commercial), 1983
Barrett-Emmett-Peters, 1989-1990
Chappell: Canada
Chappell: England, Australia, Africa, 1973-1976
Chappell: England, Australia, Africa, 1977-1983
Chappell: England, Australia, Africa, 1984-1986
Chappell: England, Australia, Africa, 1987-1990
Godspeed Opera House, 1975-1983
"Harlem on my mind" (Metropolitan Museum of Art), 1969
Hope Publishing, 1985-1990
House of Blue Leaves re: White Christmas, 1986-1988
I'm not of Rappaport; Puttin' on the Ritz, 1985-1990
Luft, Sid; re: Judy Garland recordings, 1980-1984
Reuter & Reuter & Bosworth, 1982-1989
Ricketts, M.E. - London, 1948-1970
Rindler, Milton & Co., 1978-1990
Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1988-1990
Salabert & Co.
Shaw Festival; Puttin' on the Ritz, 1980-1984
Show Business; Capitol Records, Inc., 1967-1970
Stepping Out, 1986-1989
Victor, Japan, 1984-1990
Ziegfeld; Palladium, London, 1988
Irving Berlin Music Co.
Allan & Co.1949-1956
Association for a Strong America, Inc., 1971
Bert Shefter agreement, 1945
Bianco Natale (White Christmas), 1963-1966
Bill of sale, 1933-1944
Bornstein, Saul, 1919-1955
Bourne, Inc., 1949-1953
Buster Keaton Productions, Inc., 1963-1972
Canadian music sales, 1950-1952
Chandler, A.W., 1954
Charing Cross Co., 1982
Cohen, Godfrey, 1949-1961
Columbia Records, 1964
Compass Fair, Inc.
Decca Records, Inc., 1956
Department of the Army, 1957-1958
Department of the Navy, 1957-1979
Donaldson, Walter, 1920-1922
Eckes & Dean, Public Accountants, 1945-1946
Francis Day & Hunter, Ltd., 1922-1926
Francis Day & Hunter, Ltd., 1928-1934
George & Helen Foster & Associates, 1960-1973
Gilbert, Francis, 1951
Gordon V. Thompson, Ltd., 1950-1959
H.J. Company, 1979-1983
Harry Fox, 1950-1976
Hugh Heaton Printing House Ltd., 1952
Irving Berlin, Inc., 1920-1948
J. Albert & Son, Ltd., 1952
J. Walter Thompson Co., 1958
Jackson, Theodore R., 1965-1986
Jacobs, Archie & Milton, 1940
Lawler, T.N. (tax case)
Lehman Bros., 1946
Lin Broadcasting Corp., 1973
M.F. Productions, 1972-1974
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., 1968-1974
Morgenthau, Henry Jr. (US Department of Treasury), 1941
Music Circus, Inc., 1955
Music Publishers' Protective Association (MPPA)
Nestle Co., 1958-1962
Palmer, Hefferman, Wickser & Goetz, 1957
Patek's Music Company, 1935
Publishers, foreign, 1950-1976
Recht and Company Inc., 1967
Releases, Campbell & Jahren, 1926-1928
Rubinoff, Dave, 1927-1937
Shannon, Grace, 1945-1961
Shawnee Press, Inc., 1949-1961
Shawnee Press, Inc., 1962-1982
Siegel, Milton, 1952
Sight and Sound, Inc., 1971-1979
Simon & Schuster, Inc., 1969
Synthetics Plastics Co., 1961-1962
Two Cities Films, Ltd., 1944
Wattenberg & Wattenberg, 1962
Wurlitzer Company, 1962
Miscellaneous, 1945-1991
Lawler, T. Newman
O'Brien, Driscoll and Raferty Law Offices
Schwartz, Abe
1943 Jan. - Mar.
1943 Apr. - Dec.
Copyright assignments
Alexander's bagpipe band
At the picture show
Bring back my Lena to me
Christmas time seems years, years away
Come back to me, my melody
Do your duty doctor
Drowsy head
Dying rag
He played it on his fid, fid, fiddle-de-dee
Let's dance that beautiful waltz
I wish that you was my girl, Molly
I'm going back to Dixie
Is there anything else that I can do for you
Jake, Jake the Yiddisha ball player
Kiss me, my honey, kiss me
Lead me to that beautiful band
The lyre bird and the jay
Million dollar ball
My wife's gone to the country, hurrah, hurrah
My dream of the USA
Next to your mother who do you love
Oh, how that German could love
Oh! that beautiful rag
Oh! where is the wife tonight
Ragtime mocking bird
Rosie you are working
Russian lullaby & Always
She was a dear little girl
Sombrero land
Some little something about you
Someone just like you dear
Stop that rag
Sweet Italian love
Sweet Marie, make-a-rag-a-time dance
Thank you, kind sir
That mysterious rag
There's a girl in Havana
When he sings the songs my mother sang to me
When I hear you play that piano Bill
Wild cherries
Wild cherries rag (inst.)
Wishing
Woodman, woodman, spare that tree
Yankee love
You've built a fire down in my heart
Miscellaneous listing - Leota Bryan Eckhardt
Miscellaneous listing - E. Ray Goetz
Miscellaneous listing of recorded copyrights
Miscellaneous lists of royalties
Miscellaneous titles
Miscellaneous - cancellation of A Zion lullaby
Copyrights registered in Mexico
Data
Registration certificates
Titles, A-Z
Copyrights: Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
Legal cases
Smith vs. Berlin
Smith's exhibits for examination, pretrial; [14] leaves
Defendant's exhibits for examination, pretrial; [109] leaves
Various manuscript lead sheets and piano-vocal scores; [100] leaves
Miscellaneous letters, sheet music, copyrights and photocopies of manuscripts; [76] leaves
Proof for display as evidence; [21] leaves
Proof for display as evidence; [17] leaves
Transcript of testimony, pt. 1; 608 p.
Transcript of testimony, pt. 2; 609-1086 p.
Examination of Berlin, Kresa, Chandler; 155 p.
Examination of Berlin, Kresa, Chandler; 362 p.
Examination of Kresa and deposition of Chandler; pp. 156-289, 290-362
Typescript deposition of Alfred Smith; 386 p.
Typescript deposition of Alfred Smith; pp. 387-644
Deposition of Alfred Smith; 642 p.
Snyder, Ted vs. Berlin, Irving
Typescript deposition of Ted Snyder; 421 p.
Irving Berlin vs. Commissioner of the board of elections, 1964; [4] leaves
Irving Berlin Inc. vs. Waterson, Berlin & Snyder C., re: Homesick, 1922; [21] leaves
Earl Taylor vs. Irving Berlin, 1932
Miscellaneous: Mandy/Do whatcha wanna do- comparison chart for case
Mandel & Raymond - charter boat settlement
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Financial Papers
American Exchange/Irving Trust Co., 1928-1939
Bank of America, 1937-1942
Bank of America/National City Bank/Chase National Bank, 1929-1942
Bank statements
Berlin, Ellin, 1927-1978
Berlin, Irving, 1960-1987
Cash account
Deposits, 1939-1940
Ledgers, unbound, 1969-1983
Personal checks
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, 1947-1988
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, 1987
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, 1988
Berlin family insurance papers
Berlin security corp., 1927-1939
Cash cr./Mutual Bank, 1926-1930
Cash disbursements, household, 1943-1972
Check receipts, check books/ledgers
Bank of America, check ledger, 1963
Berlin, Ellin, check receipt books (12), 1965-1972
Chase Manhattan, check receipt book, 1927-1928
Chase National Bank, check receipt book, 1947-1948
Chemical Bank, charitable check books (3), 1953-1983
Chemical Bank, various accounts, 1943-1970
Chemical Bank, check receipt book, undated
God Bless America Fund, 1 check receipt book, 1940-1961
Guaranty Trust Co., (Linda Louise Emmet) check ledger, 1959-1961
Hanover Bank, check ledger, 1956-1970
Stationery ordering book
Sullivan County Nat. Bank, check receipt book, 1952
Unidentified (EMB?), check receipt book, 1927-1928
Unidentified, check receipt book, 1945
General checking expense ledger, personal and other, 1947
General checking expense ledger, household and other, 1947
Check vouchers
D-F
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I-K
L-M
O-P
Q-S
T-Z
Consolidated statement - all funds, 10/31/1964
Corporate check vouchers; voucher #101, Oct. 25, 1944, voucher #36429, Jan. 1983
Corresondence
American Express Company, 1931-1936
Berlin Securities Corp., 1928-1931
City National Bank, 1958-1960
Cohen, Godfrey, 1955
Employees payroll increase, 1962-1973
Fagan and Goetz, 1935-1938
Gruntal, Lilienthal and Co., 1929-1933
Guaranty Trust Co., 1927-1959
Halsey, Stuart and Co., 1927-1928
Halsey, Stuart and Co., 1929-1931
Lehman Bros., 1949-1967
Lehman Bros., 1968-1976
Milton Rindler and Co., 1950-1974
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., 1949/1984
Sales and broadcasting statements, 1958
Sales and broadcasting statements, 1959
Sales and broadcasting statements, 1960
Trust funds - children and grandchildren, 1929-1948
Trust funds - children and grandchildren, 1958-1965
Trust funds - children and grandchildren, 1966-1971
Miscellaneous, 1927-1946
Miscellaneous, 1947-1986
County trust, 1926-1928
Credits, Irving Berlin Inc., voucher #724 - #952, 1944-1945
Donations, 1949-1969
Donations and contributions
Undated
Expenses and personal business, 1943-1969
Foreign licenses, 1929-1934
General ledgers, Irving Berlin Inc., IBMC, 1944-1983
Guaranty Trust, 1931-1942
Guaranty trust special, 1932-1942
Household bills and receipts
Undated (1 of 2)
Undated (2 of 2)
Investments
Irving Berlin
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Irving Berlin income account
Irving Berlin income account summaries
Berlin Securities Corp.
1929 Jan. - June
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1930 Jan. - June
1930 July - Dec.
1931 Jan. - June
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1932 Jan. - June
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1933 Jan. - June
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Bornstein Securities Corp.: receipts, statements, checks
1927-1934, undated
Irving Berlin Charitable Fund, Inc.
Irving Berlin Charitable Fund, Inc.: statements, checks
Ledgers, unbound, 1970-1977
Irving Berlin Charitable Fund, Inc.: summaries
Family papers
Ellin Berlin, 1932-1962
Elizabeth I. Berlin, 1938-1956
Linda L. Berlin, 1938-1959
Mary Ellin Berlin Barrett, 1938-1960
Elizabeth & Linda
Climate of Eden, 1952
One bright day, 1952
Point of no return, 1952
Remains to be seen, 1952
Wish you were here, 1952-1953
Guaranty Trust Co., 1952-1954
Hayward, Leland and Joshua Logan, 1952
Miscellaneous, A-Z
Legal papers, 1952
Summaries, 1952
Summaries, 1953-1954
List of checks, corporate and personal
Irving Berlin Inc.: San Francisco, CA; invoices and receipts, 1923
Irving Berlin Music Company
Auditors, 1951-1972
Cash disbursements, 1944-1983
Cash receipts, 1946-1985
Checks and orders received but not filled, 1953-1960
Check writer, 1967-1983
Credits, voucher #101, June 1945 and voucher #6824, Jan. 1983
Employees Social Security employees record wage hr.
Ledger #1, 1944-1958
Ledger #2, 1950-1959
Ledger #3, 1953-1957
Employees work injury claims, 1956-1960
Credits, 1981-1987
Floor plans for property
Anyone can whistle, The Side Show Company; Who was that lady I saw you with - partnership
1967 Jan. - Apr.
1967 May - Aug.
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Office equipment, 1967-1973
Overtime slips, 1944-1946
Payroll
1948 Jan. - Apr.
1948 May - Aug.
1948 Sep. - Dec.
1949-1956 (ledger)
1957-1960 (ledger)
Summaries
Petty cash, 1945-1982
Production
Publishing contracts
Back home again for keeps, 1945-1961
Flagalapa (I call my papa), 1945-1958
Good, good, good, 1944-1958
Grizzly bear, 1944-1955
I lost a sweetheart, 1944-1958
I was here when you left me, 1945-1958
If promises were made of gold, 1945
It's just like everything was before, 1945-1958
Lord's been good to me, 1945-1947
Paul Revere, 1945-1961
Pot cheese an' cream, 1945-1972
Twickenham ferry, 1945-1947
Whistling in the breeze, 1946-1958
You can't see the sun when you're crying, 1945-1946
You're so very, very, 1945-1958
Sales, 1983
Sales, ledger statements
Sales, ledgers of accounts
A-Z, 9/1944-4/1946, 1 ledger
A-L, 5/1946-1/1950, 1 ledger
M-Z, 5/1946-1/1950, 1 ledger
A-L, M-Z, 2/1950-1/1953, 2 ledgers
M-Z, 2/1953-1/1956, 1 ledger
A-L, M-Z, 2/1956-1/1963, 2 ledgers
Sales, mail orders, 1969-1985
Sales/posting ledgers (sheet music), voucher #101, Sept., 1944 - voucher #51073, Jan., 1983
Sales (sheet music) books, 1932-1983
Statement of operations, 1951-1975
Trial ledger, 1961-1983
Miscellaneous, 1924-1942
Irving Berlin Inc. & IMBC miscellaneous, 1921-1980, undated
Irving Berlin Music Company & Irving Berlin, Inc. taxes
Tax miscellaneous, 1977
Financial miscellaneous
Real estate: family
17 Beekman Place, NYC
1950-1984, undated
29 West 46th Street, NYC
66-68 East 93rd Street, NYC
and 29 West 46th Street, NYC, 1943-1954
130 East End Avenue, NYC, 1931
Biloxi, MS
Manalapan, FL, 1956-1961
Palm Beach, FL
Miscellaneous, 1931-1963
1919 July - Dec.
Jan. - June (1 of 4)
Jan. - June (2 of 4)
Jan. - June (3 of 4)
Jan. - June (4 of 4)
July - Dec. (1 of 2)
July - Dec. (2 of 2)
Jan. - June (1 of 3)
Jan. - June (2 of 3)
Jan. - June (3 of 3)
July - Dec. (1 of 3)
July - Dec. (2 of 3)
July - Dec. (3 of 3)
Jan. - June (1 of 2)
Jan. - June (2 of 2)
Jan. - June (1 of 5)
Jan. - June (2 of 5)
Jan. - June (3 of 5)
Jan. - June (4 of 5)
Jan. - June (5 of 5)
Expense deductions (royalties), 1930-1940
Ledger summarizing distribution of royalties, 1919-1971
Royalties from recordings, by title
Ledger 1, 1942-1948
Ledger 1, 1949-1952
Ledger 1, 1953-1957
Photographs
I. Berlin at Bucknell University, 1939
I. Berlin head shot with autograph "For Ernest Ball..."
I. Berlin and Dorothy (1st wife) on honeymoon
I. Berlin with others in town car
I. Berlin with others dressed and posing
I. Berlin with large group at beach
I. Berlin with Gen. George C. Marshall, 1944
I. Berlin with Gen. George C. Marshall and others, 1944
I. Berlin with Navy offices at hospital, 1945
I. Berlin with office and piano at Naval, 1945
I. Berlin at microphone with Navy female, 1945
I. Berlin with newspaper (Irving Berlin in headline)
I. Berlin posing on chair
I. Berlin in tux, pointing, 1941
I. Berlin in robe outside unidentified hotel
I. Berlin with stranger
I. Berlin in Philippines, 1945
I. Berlin in New Guinea, 1944
I. Berlin at piano, 1944
I. Berlin with wife Ellin at White House, 1973
I. Berlin at Friars Club Dinner, Hotel Astor, 11/27/1927
I. Berlin as child
I. Berlin headshot
I. Berlin headshot, 1934?
I. Berlin headshot (casual)
I. Berlin and Skitch Henderson
I. Berlin meets with American correspondents, 1943
Berlin's daughters, circa 1933
Ellin Berlin
Ellin, Irving, and possibly Mary Ellin Berlin
Ellin Berlin and Clarence Mackay, Dec. 1902
Music Box Theatre, circa 1960
Slides of Beekman Place (Berlin's house), 1978)
I. Berlin's house where he wrote Alexander's Ragtime Band, 1928
Store front with I. Berlin sheet music display, circa 1915
Photographs of sheet music for Yiddle on your fiddle and people dancing
Photographs of sheet music, various titles
Hoffman, Irving "Sam"
Arlen, Harold and Ted Koehler (7); Fred and Robyn Astaire; Major Doyle; Myron Prinzmetal; Diego Rivera
The Brox sisters
Photograph of painting by Colbert
Photograph of Hirschfeld artwork of Berlin and others
My British Buddy singing contest, 1944
The sin of Pat Muldoon, scene pictures
Danny Kaye at piano with others (scene shot from unidentified film)
Various unidentified shots
Farm house and trees
George M. Cohan photograph with dedication to Irving Berlin from Agnes Cohan
Interior of Music Box Theatre, 1982
Photographs of artwork for Irving Berlin from "Sam" Irving Hoffman
Hespers Club group photograph, circa 1910
Irving Berlin at the White House with Richard Nixon, May 24, 1973
Victor Herbert, headshot
Unidentified female, headshot
Awards and Tributes
ASCAP awards (2) for Always: "Among the most performed country songs of 1983"
ASCAP award for White Christmas: "Among the most performed ASCAP standards 1973-1983"
ASCAP award for There's no business like show business: "Among the most performed ASCAP standards 1974-1984"
ASCAP award for White Christmas: "Among the most performed in feature film classics on television, 1974"
ASCAP award for writer of There's no business like show business: "Among the most performed ASCAP standards 1976-1986"
ASCAP award for publisher of There's no business like show business: "Among the most performed ASCAP standards 1976-1986"
Academy of motion picture arts and sciences nominations, 1942, 1946
Awards and tributes: miscellaneous, 1942-1974
Program from Boy Scouts tribute luncheon for Ellin Berlin, Silver Fawn Award, April 15, 1975
Clearfield High School yearbook tribute to Irving Berlin, 1945
Souvenir album for Irving Berlin's 99th birthday from The Friends of the Foundation for New American Music at Henry Mancini's home, 1987 May 11
ASCAP award (oversize) for publisher of God Bless America: "Among the most performed ASCAP standards 1978-1988"
ASCAP award (oversize) for writer of God Bless America: "Among the most performed ASCAP standards 1978-1988"
ASCAP award: America's songwriting genius; May 11, 1968"
Original Artwork
Pencil sketches on cover of bulletin of Cazenovia Junior College (oversize), (believed to be in Irving Berlin’s hand)
Photographed reproductions of original paintings (oversize), (1 of 4); 25 items
Photographed reproductions of original paintings (oversize), (2 of 4); 30 items
Photographed reproductions of original paintings (oversize), (3 of 4); 50 items
Photographed reproductions of original paintings (oversize), (4 of 4); 27 items
Negatives of holographed reproductions of original paintings, (1 of 2)
Negatives of holographed reproductions of original paintings, (2 of 2)
Artwork by others
Realia
Stationery/ashtray set; letter opener
Flag that flew over the Capitol on Irving Berlin's 100th birthday
Wooden engraving of Always (oversize)
Ornamental keepsake box and yarmulke
Notepad; wallets; calligraphy pen
Address and telephone books
Ellin Berlin calendars, 1973-1984
Log of household expenses and telephone calls, 1946-1949
Irving Berlin and Ellin Berlin notebooks
Inventory of household items, 1940-1948
Log of household expenses, 1944-1945
Stamps
Non-Berlin Materials
Music, lyrics and screenplays by other composers.
Music by other composers
Baer, Abel
It's no diff'rent now
Carter, Benny
Poor simple Simon
Ciemgala, Arv
Boston trieste
Broadway Peggy
Dzives prieks
Laiks ir nauda! (Time is money)
Niceo
Tango
Clement, Mark
I'm waiting
Dreyer, David
Keep your head above water
Driggs, Collins H.
Ev'ry Tom, Dick and Harry's called John
Hein, Silvio
It's a wonderful spot
Jenkins, Gordon
Indian-giver
Johnson, Don & Larry Harding
They can never censor 'I love you'
Johnston, Arthur (lyrics by Sam Coslow)
Parisian lover
Photocopy of manuscript parts; [11] items
Klaus, Kenneth
La Soldadera
Lafarge, Guy
La Seine
Lilley, Joseph J.
Windshield wiper
Lombardo, Carmen (lyrics by Bob Russell)
Back home for keeps
Sketches of manuscript scores (2 copies); 8 p. each
Luders, Gustav
Lehar, Franz
Die Rose
Manuscript piano-vocal score (no lyrics); [6] p.
McKee, Denny
Our cottage by the sea
Manuscript lead sheet (with manuscript lyrics); [3] p.
Meeks, Stanley & Alnia Hall
I'm savin' my love
O'Neil, Danny
Heartbroken
Overton, Ruth Patillo
As lonely they watched
Manuscript lead sheets (2 arrangements); [4] p.
Owens, Jack
Put your little head on my shoulder
Prospero, Fritz
Once again (alternate lyric) "Welcome home boy of mine"
Ryan, Randy
One more block
Typescript lyric sheets (some with annotations); 8 leaves
Sands, Stephen
You forgot to tell me that you love me
Schmall, Rene Richard
Die Spieluhr der Marquise
Sims, Alice D.
You ain't what you used to be Susie
Skylar, Sunny
The victory waltz
Slawson, David & Buck Ram
Whistlin' in the breeze
Steiner, Howard
I heard a robin in the rain
Symes, Marty, Dick Robertson and Frank Weldon
Why did it have to end so soon
Thomas, Chandler
Introduction and allegro (in two voices)
Photocopy of manuscript lead sheet(?) (no lyrics); 7 p.
Thompson, Ken
After all this time
Tobias, Charles
One little moment with you
Vida, Pinky & Sunny Skylar
At de beach
Typescript lyric sheet (with annotations); 1 leaf
De big bass violin
At de Kop kop baseball game
Never swat a fly on a dewberry pie
Winslow, Max
Don't neglect me
Greensleeves
Miscellaneous lyrics - non Berlin
Photocopies of holograph lyric sheets (with autograph); 5 items
Bond, Carrie Jenkins
The end of a perfect day
Cohen, George M.
(Chorus of) Over there
Dietz, Howard
O give me something to remember you by
Hammerstein, Oscar
Old river
Mercer, Johnny
The windows of Paris
Printed music - non Berlin
Sheet music; piano-vocal scores
Arlen, Harold
I never has seen snow
Two ladies in de shade of de banana tree
Braham
The Maguires
The MacIntyres
Brown, Francis
Our flag is there
Ellesworth, Bob
If I were Irving Berlin
Erdelyi, Joseph, Jr.
The star-spangled banner III
Foster, Stephen
Old dog tray
Francis, W.T.
The life of love
Goetz & Osbourne
Take me back to the garden of love
Hughes & Heyward
Freedom train
Izzo, Frankie
Ball and chain
Big black clouds
Chicken in the pot
Fortune all in snow
Kiss me now
Isle of joy
Moonlight paradise
Please don't shoot the 'Rover' (up to the moon for clover)
Jones, Clarence
Long lead on
Knight, Vic
Just a stow away
Macau, Miguel A.
Los poemas musicales
Roberts & Fisher
Good, good, good (That's you - that's you)
I lost a sweetheart
Rodgers, Richard
On your toes
Scherman, Robert
The daughter of Mrs. O'Dare
Tobias, Charles, Al Lewis & Harry Tobias
I've got the situation well in hand
Wilson, Sandy
I could be happy with you
It's never too late to fall in love
Wheeler, Kay
Strollin' along with you
Kahn, Gus & Ted Fiorito
I never knew
Jolson, Al, Louis Silver & Grant Clarke
Mother of mine, I still have you
Armed forces song folio, 1954 Sep. - Nov.
Beethoven
Rondino in G
Rondo in C
Cohan, George M.
The bell of the barbers' ball
Glover, Stephen
Fort Sumter grand march
Liszt
Dream of love (Liebestraum No. 3)
Mozart
Concerto in d minor
National melodies (series)
Key, Francis Scott
The star spangled banner
Covert, B.
Sword of Bunker Hill
Robinson, Russell
He's coming home on the eight o'clock train
Strauss
Spialek, The Danube
Wenzel, Charles
Etude for violincello
Wilson, William
The drum grandmarch
Zouaves quickstep
Winterbottom, Frank
Frank, Charlie is my darling
2 copies: solo bassoon and piano; solo bassoon parts
Non-Berlin scripts/screenplays
Typescript/carbon copy scripts
Ainslee, Marian & Guy Endore
Andrews, Robert
The gift of God
Andrews, Robert & Barry Trivers
Gilded lady
Atteridge, Harold
Marx brothers (scenarios)
Beaton, Cecil
(Untitled)
Bergman, Henry
Calling a bluff
Blake, Jr., Katherine (half sister of Ellin Berlin)
The secret of Pan's doorway
Caesar, Arthur
A maker of images
Delf, Harry
Ring around Rosie
Dolan, Robert Emmet
Bring on the girls
Davis, Eddie
Not tonight, Josephine
Ferber, Edna
Showboat (continuity)
Fields, Herbert & Dorothy
The works
Freedman, Charles
At the turnstile
Geto, Pfc. Alfred D.
Pack up your troubles
Glickman, Will & Joseph Stein
Mrs. Gibbon's boys
Grashin, Mauri
Two members of the bar
Grey, Elizabeth
A night at Goldman's
Hattan, Frederick & Fanny
Upstairs and down
Hecht, Ben
We will never die
Herbert, F. Hugh
Margie
Holm, John Cecil
One in a million
Kasznar, Kurt
First cousins
Keaney, Ned Joyce
The crown jewels
Knoblock, Edward
Scenario for South American musical play
Lagman, John H.
Society
Lerner, Alan Jay
Music! Music!
Lowrey, Edward Wilburn
Oh you doctor!
Miller, Alice Duer
The gift of groom
Morris, Richard
The unsinkable Mrs. Brown
Neiman, Irving Gaynor, Pvt.
Button your lip
Nelson, Ralph; Aviation cadet
Mail call
Odea, John G., Pfc.
Where e're we go
Pemberton, Murdock
Just my luck
One thousand years from today
Carbon copy of storyline and script; 9 p.
Rinehart, Mary Roberts & Avery Hoewood
Seven days
Shaw, Irwin
Big game
Smith, H.B.
Round the clock
Thompson, Harlan
High hat, Act I
High hat, Act II
Wells, William K.
Heading for Broadway
Typescript/carbon copy scripts/screenplays - unidentified authors
Hawthorne of the USA
Carbon copies of scripts (4 folders); [27], [39], [22], [18] p.
The magic city
Soldier show?
The song of the pioneer
Ditto copy of script (brown folder); 33 p.
Stay away, Joe
Swinging the ring
Unidentified: "A political satire..."
Typescript list of scenes (2 different); 2 p. each
Unidentified: critic's review of play (National Anthem by Hartley Manners)
Miscellaneous non-Berlin writings
Miscellaneous non-Berlin printed matter