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Collection of Television Stills, 1950S http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8zg6t7c No online items Collection of Television Stills, 1950s- Finding aid prepared by Arts Special Collections staff; machine-readable finding aid created by Caroline Cubé. UCLA Library Special Collections Room A1713, Charles E. Young Research Library Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA, 90095-1575 (310) 825-4988 [email protected] © 2013 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Collection of Television Stills, 1907 1 1950s- Title: Collection of Television Stills Collection number: 1907 Contributing Institution: UCLA Library Special Collections Language of Material: English Physical Description: 7.5 linear ft.(13 document boxes and 1 flat box) Date: 1950- Abstract: The collection consists of American television stills dating from ca.1950s to the present and documents a variety of television series, movies for television, specials, mini-series, and documentaries. The collection represents a variety of television genres broadcast by commercial and cable television networks such as ABC, CBS, HBO, NBC, and PBS. Physical location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact UCLA Library Special Collections for paging information. Restrictions on Access Open for research. STORED OFF-SITE AT SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact UCLA Library Special Collections for paging information. Restrictions on Use and Reproduction Property rights to the physical object belong to the UC Regents. Literary rights, including copyright, are retained by the creators and their heirs. It is the responsibility of the researcher to determine who holds the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where The UC Regents do not hold the copyright. Provence/Source of Acquisition The Collection of Television Stills is an archival collection originally assembled by the UCLA Theatre Arts Library. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Collection of Television Stills (Collection 1907). UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, UCLA. Scope and Content The collection is primarily American television stills dating from ca.1950s to the present. Included are black and white prints and a very small number of color prints and slides. The bulk of the photographs are publicity stills that document TV series, movies made for television, specials, mini-series, and documentaries. The collection represents a variety of television genres broadcast by commercial and cable television networks such as ABC, CBS, HBO, NBC, and PBS, among others. Organization and Arrangement The stills are arranged alphabetically by television series and/or program titles. UCLA Catalog Record ID UCLA Catalog Record ID: 7092138 Subjects and Indexing Terms Television --History --Archival resources. Television stills. Photographs. Publicity photographs. Box 6, Folder 293 1,000,000 CHANCE OF A LIFETIME (THE). 1986. Physical Description: 1 item Box 8, Folder 412 100 CENTRE STREET. no date. Physical Description: 20 items Box 6, Folder 314 12 O'CLOCK HIGH. no date. Physical Description: 8 items Box 8, Folder 426 16 DAYS OF GLORY. 1988. Physical Description: 1 item Collection of Television Stills, 1907 2 1950s- Container List Box 8, Folder 407 1975 FASHION AWARDS (THE). 1975. Physical Description: 6 items Box 8, Folder 403 1989 MISS HOLLYWOOD TALENT SEARCH (THE). 1989. Physical Description: 4 items Box 6, Folder 315 2 ON THE TOWN. no date. Physical Description: 2 items Box 6, Folder 318 227. 1985. Physical Description: 3 items Box 13, 24. 2002. Folder 782 Physical Description: 2 items Box 8, Folder 431 3 A.M.. no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 8, Folder 432 3-2-1 CONTACT. 1980S. Physical Description: 2 items Box 13, 61*. no date. Folder 764 Physical Description: 4 items Box 8, Folder 424 7 UP TO 28 UP. 1987. Physical Description: 2 items Box 2, Folder 47 9 TO 5. 1982. Physical Description: 6 items Box 1, Folder 6 A.D.. 1985. Physical Description: 23 items Box 3, Folder 79 AARON COPLAND AT 80. 1986. Physical Description: 1 item Box 6, Folder 320 ABC FUN FIT. 1985. Physical Description: 1 item Box 7, Folder 323 ABC WEEKEND SPECIALS: THE ADVENTURES OF CON SAWYER AND HUCKLEMARY FINN. 1985. Physical Description: 1 item Box 7, Folder 325 ABC WEEKEND SPECIALS: THE ADVENTURES OF TEDDY RUXPIN. 1985. Physical Description: 1 item Box 1, Folder 7 ACTORS ON ACTING. 1984. Physical Description: 7 items Box 7, Folder 321 ADAM. 1982. Physical Description: 8 items Box 10, ADAM-12. 1973. Folder 607 Physical Description: 1 item Collection of Television Stills, 1907 3 1950s- Container List Box 7, Folder 322 ADAMS CHRONICLES (THE). 1987. Physical Description: 1 item Box 4, Folder 164 ADVENTURE. 1988. Physical Description: 1 item Box 7, Folder 324 ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN (THE). 1986. Physical Description: 1 item Box 1, Folder 8 AFTER M*A*S*H. 1984. Physical Description: 4 items Box 7, Folder 326 AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'. no date. Physical Description: 2 items Box 7, Folder 327 ALASKANS (THE). no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 4, Folder 165 ALF. 1986. Physical Description: 1 item Box 3, Folder 94 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS?. 1958. Physical Description: 2 items Box 7, Folder 328 ALIVE FROM OFF CENTER. 1988. Physical Description: 1 item Box 4, Folder 166 ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL. no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 4, Folder 167 ALL IN THE FAMILY. no date. Physical Description: 2 items Box 9, Folder 525 ALL NEW LET'S MAKE A DEAL (THE). no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 11, ALLY MCBEAL. no date. Folder 689 Physical Description: 28 items Box 3, Folder 96 ALPINE SKY SCHOOL (THE). no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 4, Folder 168 AM LOS ANGELES. no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 7, Folder 329 AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITOR. 1951. Physical Description: 1 item Box 12, AMELIA EARHART: THE FINAL FLIGHT. 1994. Folder 740 Physical Description: 3 items Box 12, AMEN. 1987. Folder 739 Physical Description: 4 items Collection of Television Stills, 1907 4 1950s- Container List Box 7, Folder 330 AMERICA BY DESIGN. 1987. Physical Description: 1 item Box 1, Folder 10 AMERICAN CAESAR. 1985. Physical Description: 4 items Box 12, AMERICAN CLOCK (THE). 1993. Folder 740 Physical Description: 2 items General note Also known as Arthur Miller's The American Clock. Box 12, AMERICAN DREAM (AN). no date. Folder 738 Physical Description: 8 items Box 13, AMERICAN DREAMER. no date. Folder 818 Physical Description: 8 items Box 1, Folder 11 AMERICAN FRONTIER (THE). no date. Physical Description: 3 items Box 13, AMERICAN IDOL. 2003. Folder 802 Physical Description: 1 item Box 1, Folder 12 AMERICAN JOURNEY. 1983. Physical Description: 1 item Box 4, Folder 169 AMERICAN MASTERS. 1988. Physical Description: 1 item Box 1, Folder 1 AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE. 1983-1984. Physical Description: 35 items General note Solomon Northup's Odyssey, Miss Lonelyhearts, the Skin of Our Teeth, The File On Jill Hatch, A Matter of Principle, Pudd'nhead Wilson, Testament, Tomorrow, The Ghost Writer, and True West among other productions. Box 12, AMY FISHER STORY (THE). 1992. Folder 744 Physical Description: 1 item Box 7, Folder 331 ANASTASIA. 1986. Physical Description: 9 items Box 12, AND THE BAND PLAYED ON. no date. Folder 743 Physical Description: 6 items Box 12, ANDERSONVILLE. 1996. Folder 742 Physical Description: 2 items Box 13, ANDY RICKTER CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE. 2003. Folder 801 Physical Description: 1 item Collection of Television Stills, 1907 5 1950s- Container List Box 7, Folder 335 ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW (THE). 1964. Physical Description: 1 item Box 12, ANIMAL FARM. no date. Folder 741 Physical Description: 1 item Box 12, ANN JILLIAN STORY (THE). no date. Folder 747 Physical Description: 6 items Box 12, ANNA KARENINA. 1985. Folder 756 Physical Description: 6 items Box 12, ANYTHING BUT LOVE. 1989. Folder 749 Physical Description: 11 items Box 4, Folder 170 ANYTHING FOR MONEY. no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 7, Folder 332 APOLLO: ONE MORE TIME (THE). no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 12, APOLOGY. no date. Folder 719 Physical Description: 2 items Box 1, Folder 13 AQUANAUTS (THE). 1960. Physical Description: 8 items Box 12, ARMED AND INNOCENT. 1993. Folder 755 Physical Description: 12 items Box 7, Folder 334 ARNIE. no date. Physical Description: 5 items Box 7, Folder 336 AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS. 1989. Physical Description: 9 items Box 7, Folder 333 ARTHUR GODFREY AND HIS FRIENDS. no date. Physical Description: 1 item Box 12, ASPEN. 1986. Folder 754 Physical Description: 10 items Box 12, ASSIGNMENT: MUNICH. 1972. Folder 721 Physical Description: 1 item Box 12, ASTRONAUT (THE). 1972. Folder 715 Physical Description: 1 item Box 6, Folder 245 AT THE MOVIES. no date. Physical Description: 2 items Box 4, Folder 171 ATTITUDES. no date. Physical Description: 1 item Collection of Television Stills, 1907 6 1950s- Container List Box 3, Folder 83 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS. 1980s. Physical Description: 9 items Box 1, Folder 14 AUTOMAN. 1983. Physical Description: 10 items Box 12, BABES. 1990. Folder 751 Physical Description: 6 items Box 1, Folder 16 BABES IN TOYLAND. 1986. Physical Description: 8 items Box 12, BABY. 2000. Folder 753 Physical Description: 2 items Box 12, BABY BROKERS. 1994. Folder 752 Physical Description: 4 items Box 13, BABY TALK. 1991. Folder 750 Physical Description: 12 items Box 12, BABYLON 5. 1998. Folder 751 Physical Description: 2 items Box 1, Folder 17 BACHELOR FATHER. 1957. Physical Description: 2 items Box 7, Folder 337 BACKSTAGE DISNEY: THE AMERICAN ADVENTURE. 1986. Physical Description: 1 item Box 12, BADGE OF THE ASSASSIN. 1985. Folder 748 Physical Description: 4 items Box 7, Folder 339 BAND OF BROTHERS. no date. Physical Description: 6 items Box 1, Folder 18 BANYON. 1972. Physical Description: 7 items Box 3, Folder 93 BARBARA WOODHOUSE GOES TO BEVERLY HILLS.
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