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The collection includes music manuscripts a set of 'Leonard Friendly's Hammond Organ Stylings' (6 LP records, Northwestern 2562) and correspondence from agents, publishers, and listeners of Friendly's radio programs. The firm was also incorporated as the Elwyn Concert Bureau, Inc.

Includes articles of incorporation and minutes of the board. Scrapbooks of programs, advertising material, and clippings, seasons 1936-1937 to 1955-1956. Also included is manuscript and published music, such as published copies of Carroll's two most popular pieces, 'Down in Bom-Bombay' and 'I'm Always Chasing Rainbows ' clippings a scrapbook and photographs. The autobiography touches on most aspects of his life, including his associations with famous entertainers such as the Dolly Sisters, Eddie Cantor, and Sophie Tucker. The collection contains correspondence with ASCAP, 1943-1963, and a manuscript autobiography. He was a founder and the original director of ASCAP. Included are letters from Helen and Evelene to their parents, written from Europe, 1907-1909.Ĭarroll was a composer of popular songs. Their daughters, Helen and Evelene, studied music in Europe, mainly in Berlin, where they met Edith Sitwell. He married Irene Smith, daughter of Sidney Smith, Oregon pioneer. From 1899 to 1908 he was superintendent of the Oregon State Insane Asylum. John Calbreath, born in West Virginia, came to Oregon with his family in 1865, and later practiced medicine in Lafayette and McMinnville, OR. The collection consists of papers of the Calbreath and Smith families. Along with files on the Central Inspection Board and the American Psychiatric Association, there is correspondence about the beginnings of the Portland Chamber Orchestra Association (1947-1949). The collection consists of manuscripts of novels, plays, and screen stories, including musical romances titled 'The Blackguard' and 'The Bright Shawl.' Charles Wakefield Cadman materials include music for 'Cubanite,' 'A Song in the Dark,' and 'The Splendid Hour,' and one letter from Cadman to Branch.īurkes was a psychiatrist. Branch collaborated with Charles Wakefield Cadman on several projects. He also formed a public relations firm, Houston Branch Associates, and founded the American Library Foundation with William Allen White. Beau.īeginning in 1926, Branch was a film writer in Hollywood. The collection contains over 2000 stock arrangements, some by Henry J. She was a member of the Aurora Colony, OR. Manuscript song book of German and English selections, both hymns and ballads, compiled by Bauer. 3 is a composite, including a narrative, 'Ventures and Adventures of a Party of Webfoot Miners on Their Way to and in the Poly Region of the Northern Mines ' copies of letters extracts from diaries and ballads. Don Slocum, both of Portland.Īlex Applegate was the son of Charles Applegate, Oregon pioneer he lived near Yoncalla, OR. There are recordings byĪlderson of fiddler Karl Hutchinson and ballad singer Mrs. The collection consists of transcriptions of folk songs, folk sayings, and tales course outlines and letters of inquiry from other folklorists. Notes and correspondence on Pacific Northwest folklore, 1944-1963.Īlderson was a professor of literature at Reed College, Portland, OR. She returned to Honolulu in 1935 as a private teacher of piano. At the same time, she ran a private piano school in Maplewood, NJ. In 1916 she went to Hawaii to teach music at Oahu College, Honolulu, and remained there until 1927 when she went to New York and taught at the Seymour School of Musical Recreation. Geraldine attended music school in the Boston area in 1909. This collection includes the papers of Carrie Frances Aitken (1860-1947) and her two daughters, Frances Alva (1889-1970) and Geraldine Lee (1887-1972). Howard The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers and the Music Publishers Holding Company. Correspondents include Jerry Vogel (Vogel Music Co.) William H. Howard manuscripts of plays and motion pictures published works scrapbooks and correspondence. Adams also wrote short stories, plays, musical comedies, motion picture scripts, and lyrics for popular songs such as 'I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now?' The collection includes story manuscripts manuscripts of musical comedies such as 'The Umpire' and 'The Flirting Princess,' written with William M. He was manager of the Playhouse Theater and owner of the Sylvan Beach Resort Co., Whitehall, MI, from 1916 to 1932. Adams was educated at the University of Chicago.

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