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Recordings, 1984-1999 Recordings, 1984-1999 Finding aid prepared by Smithsonian Institution Archives Smithsonian Institution Archives Washington, D.C. Contact us at [email protected] Table of Contents Collection Overview ........................................................................................................ 1 Administrative Information .............................................................................................. 1 Descriptive Entry.............................................................................................................. 1 Names and Subjects ...................................................................................................... 1 Container Listing ............................................................................................................. 3 Recordings https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_arc_250826 Collection Overview Repository: Smithsonian Institution Archives, Washington, D.C., [email protected] Title: Recordings Identifier: Accession 01-127 Date: 1984-1999 Extent: 3 cu. ft. (3 record storage boxes) Creator:: Smithsonian Associates. Office of Public Affairs Language: English Administrative Information Prefered Citation Smithsonian Institution Archives, Accession 01-127, Smithsonian Associates, Office of Public Affairs, Recordings Descriptive Entry This accessions of records that document events and programs created and sponsored by the Smithsonian Associates (TSA). Both audio and videotapes are contained in the collection. The bulk of the recordings were made by entities other than the Smithsonian, i.e., CBS, NBC affiliates; and the U.S. Information Agency (USIA) for broadcast purposes. A copy was made and forwarded to the TSA, Office of Public Affairs. A brief synopsis of the activities represented in the collection can be found in the Smithsonian Associate magazine. Additionally, Smithsonian Productions made some of the audiotapes for broadcast over Radio Smithsonian. The events represented in the collection are many and varied including the annual Kite Festival, film festivals, speakers and interviews, and other program highlights. Materials include audiocassettes and videotapes in the following formats: VHS or 3/4 inch U-Matic. Names and Subject Terms This collection is indexed in the online catalog of the Smithsonian Institution under the following terms: Subjects: Media programs (Education) Museums -- Educational aspects Museums -- Public relations Publicity Page 1 of 7 Recordings https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_arc_250826 Types of Materials: Audiotapes Video recordings Names: CBS News NBC News Smithsonian Institution. Resident Associates Program. Kite Festival Smithsonian Press/Smithsonian Productions United States Information Agency Preferred Titles: Radio Smithsonian (Radio program) Page 2 of 7 Recordings https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_arc_250826 Container Listing Box 1 Video Tapes (3/4 inch) Box 1 of 3 Most Extensive Visual Footage of the Kite Festival, NBC, 3/27/1994 Box 1 of 3 26th Annual Kite Festival, Today Show, 3/25/1992 Box 1 of 3 27th Annual Kite Festival, Today Show, 3/25/1993 Box 1 of 3 Fancy Feet, 1987 Box 1 of 3 Summer Scholar Program in Marine Studies Box 1 of 3 Columbus and the Age of Discovery, Tease, WGBH Box 1 of 3 Wagner Extracts, Washington Premiere, 6/9/1985 Box 1 of 3 Studio 9, WUSA, Mindwalk, Bye Bye Blues, My Life as a Dog, 10/27/1991 Box 1 of 3 Smithsonian Summer Camps - Satellite File Box 1 of 3 Glasnost Film Festival, 3/27/1989 Box 1 of 3 Hal Roach Birthday Salute, 3/6/1992 Box 1 of 3 Kite Festival, Willard Scott, 1994 Box 1 of 3 Povich II, J. Raphael, "Today" 10 February Box 1 of 3 The Scott Report, 95-35 Essence 25 Years Later Box 1 of 3 Willard Kites Today, 3/30/1990 Video Tapes (Standard VHS) Box 1 of 3 Dinosaurs, Night watch, 8/20/1987 Box 1 of 3 Almanac #45, Taylor/Polisi Page 3 of 7 Recordings https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_arc_250826 Box 1 of 3 Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Channel 7, 10/24/1989 Box 1 of 3 Almanac No. 58 Box 1 of 3 Janet Solinger, Worldnet 151, Euronet 87, 12/3/1985 Box 1 of 3 RAP Singles Evenings Channel 4, 5/15/1987 Box 1 of 3 Almanac Show #55, Megalopolis Box 1 of 3 Patkin, Los Munequitos De Matanzas, Symphony Space, 12/11/1992 Box 1 of 3 Almanac #60, The Dear Friends, et al, 7/1/1986 Box 1 of 3 Almanac #21, Julia Child, 11/21/1985 Box 2 Video Tapes (3/4 inch) Box 2 of 3 Dorothy Donegan, Inknay Box 2 of 3 See Hear-Deafway, 7/1989 Box 2 of 3 NUCEA 1988 Marketing & Promotion Division Awards Box 2 of 3 Discover Theater, Rosa Park, Around Town, 11/1/1988 Box 2 of 3 Sesame Street, 8/5/1989 Box 2 of 3 Timeless Beauties of Iraq, 12/4/1984, 10/15-11/5/1984 Box 2 of 3 Sackler Puppet Show, Channel 7, 7/22/1991 Video Tapes (Standard VHS) Box 2 of 3 Almanac Show #45, Billy Taylor Box 2 of 3 Howards End, Premiere, 4/7/1992 Box 2 of 3 RAP Page 4 of 7 Recordings https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_arc_250826 Box 2 of 3 Almanac No. 57, Wenyell Castle, Clocks, 4/16/1986 Box 2 of 3 Museum of Natural History #3A, Baird performances, Donetk Ballet, Harriet Tubman, 5 o'clocks, "Are You Ready My Sister", Ch 9, 9/7/1993 Box 2 of 3 Mindwalk, Bye Bye Blues, & My Life As a Dog, 11/12/1991 Box 2 of 3 Tito Puente, CBS Nightwatch, 10/31/1990 Box 2 of 3 Rutant/teager, 5/15/1987 Box 2 of 3 Maskamker David Scalzi, Nightwatch, 3/2/1987 Box 2 of 3 Laurel & Hardy Clip, Way out West, 12/22/1991 Box 2 of 3 Almanac #56, Kite Festival, 3/20/1986 Box 2 of 3 Club Foot Orchestra of SF, Studio 9, 11/24/19?? Box 2 of 3 Around Town, WETA 1/16 & 1/18/1992, Hal Roach, The Second Hundred Years Comedy Film Shorts, Dialog with Hal Roach and Birthday Party, 1/23 Box 3 Audio Tapes (Cassette) Box 3 of 3 Folder 1 Note: • Bader Chat, 2/24/1989, 'Farewell to the King' • Soviet Film Exhibit Reports, America in the Morning, The Week in Review • Bader Interviews James Dapogny about Jazz Pioneer Jelly Roll Morton, 12/2/1985 • Lloyd Morrisett - CTW Interview with C. Pritchard. Wash, 10/1988 • Glasnost, Film Festival Broadcast, WETA, 4/7/1989 • Ken Bader: Films from the Soviet Republics, WETA, 10/17/1986 • Bader: Glasnost Film Festival, NPR, 5/1/1989 • Glasnost Film Press Conference, 3/27/1989 • Bader with Reggio on VOA, 11/16/1988 Box 3 of 3 Folder 2 Note: • Dialogue, Janet Solinger, WGMS, 10/2/1990 • Hurd Hatfield - The Whistler Interview, 4/26/1985 Page 5 of 7 Recordings https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_arc_250826 • AP Radio Network "Portfolio" Rich Johnson "American" English • Walt Michael & Company • Ralph Stanley • Press Conference Black Baseball, 7/7/1983 • Dialogue Janet Solinger, 6/29/1989, WGMS • Solinger Lecture, 12/6/1989 • Sandy Fitzpatrick, Black Washington, WGMS, 2/23/1987 Box 3 of 3 Folder 3 Note: • Local Tomatoes • Bob Davis - Anne Edwards, The DeMilles - An American Family, WGMS, 12/3/1988 • Tribute to Duke Ellington, Gunther Schuller at Smithsonian, 5/1/1987 • Lillian Gish at Smithsonian, Week in Review, 5/17/1986 • Celebrating Hollywood, Lillian Gish at Smithsonian, 5/13/1986 • Ginger Rogers Feature • Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., interviewed by Michael Weinfeld, 10/24/1989 • The Congo Expedition (2 copies) Box 3 of 3 Folder 4 Note: • Sir David Attenborough Desert Island Discs, with Martin Goldsmith, WETA, 11/4/1987 • Roberta Peters, WASH Interview, 11/7/1986 • Lawrence Dutton on Joe McLellan Chat, WETA, 1/17/1989 • Frank Thomas & Ollie Johnston interview on WETA, 1/18/1985 • Robinson Jeffers, Jason Miller, 11/9/1986, USIA • Roberta Peters "Desert Island Discs," WETA, 1/29/1987 • Marcus Overton "Desert Island Discs," WETA, 4/22/1989 • Roberta Peters, WATC/NPR • Weekend Headliner, 9/11/1987, Constitution 200th: Archibald Cox Box 3 of 3 Folder 5 Note: • Radio Smithsonian, Sherlock/Feather Detective • Radio Smithsonian, The Smithsonian at Nite • Radio Smithsonian, The Best Food on Earth, The Best Food in Space, Tales Told in Bones • The Buck Stops Here, WGMS, 8/1984 Page 6 of 7 Recordings https://siarchives.si.edu/collections/siris_arc_250826 • Gardens of Giverny, 9/11/1991, Baird Auditorium • Wilam Marikiller • Mike Cuthbert Show, Oscar Brand, 5/25/1988 • Museum Moments, WMAL, 1992 • Rees & Stoyanoff, Duo Pianists interview with Calvin LeCompte Box 3 of 3 Folder 6 Note: • Smithsonian Associate Produced by WVRB • Spanish FSI Best of 1984 • Smithsonian • Smithsonian RAP • Barry Vogel Interviews Donald Davis - Appalachian Stories; Teresa Pijoan - Native American Stories • Barry Vogel Interviews Ralph Applebaum • Tom Rush, WETA, 2/26/1987 • Tito Puente Rap Concert, 10/28/1990, WMDO • Connie Adams & Friends, WMET, 4/13/1988 Box 3 of 3 Folder 7 Note: • RAP 25th Anniversary Reception, 9/18/1990 • Judy Liberson RAP moderator of Sophisticated Traveler Seminars, WGMS, 4/3/1986 • RAP Strategic Meeting, 12/2/1986 • RAP Fall Catalogue, WGMS, 9/1984 • Diane Rehm Show, WAMU, 4/25/1985 "Union Transitions/H. Hatfield" • Smithsonian Associates, WTOP • RAP 20th Anniversary, 9/19/1985 Video Tapes (Standard VHS) Box 3 of 3 Folder 8 Note: • Die Sweite Hei Mat • Bulgarian State Female Choir Concert, 3/8/1992 • Women's Sekere Ensemble at the Painted Bridge Box 3 of 3 Folder 9 Note: • The Azapane and the Peanuts, Channel 7 News, 2/24/1992 • Christmas in Washington, NBC, 12/19/1990 Page 7 of 7.
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