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The Inventory of the Marian Christy Collection #970 The Inventory of the Marian Christy Collection #970 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Christy, Marian Preliminary Listing 8/30/85 Box 1 I. Correspondence A. Five folders of personal and professional correspondence, l 970's-1980's from fashion people and celebrities including: Brokaw, Tom Fairbanks, Jr., Douglas Ford, Gerald Klein, Calvin Landers, Ann Lauder, Estee Lauren, Ralph Schwarzenegger, Arnold Winkler, Henry IL Miscellaneous A. One folder of newsclippings re: MC, 1980's B. Napkin caricature by Louis Nizer C. Spoon bent by the psychic Uri Geller Pkg.#1 D. Rolled poster, C. Aznavour, 1985 performance, signed III. Printed Matter A. Interview by MC 1. Gloria Swanson 2. Peter Fonda [1 st page missing] 3. Grace Jones 4. Jeanne Kirkpatrick Box 2 IV. Correspondence A. 1977 B. Incoming mail, 1978 C. 1978 letters from readers D. 1979 letters E. 1980 letters F. 1982 letters G. Late 1960's-mid 1980's H. Hate mail I. Correspondence re: "Invasions" 1 Christy, Marian Preliminary Listing 9/9/85; 9/10/85; 9/18/85; 10/3/85 I. Personal Memorabilia A. National Footwear Institute. Congratulations for Golden Slipper Award, 6/24/68 B. MFA-MRA, 2nd Runner Up, Men's and Boy's Fashion, Boston Globe, 1970 C. AIMBW-MRA. Special Achievement Award, Boston Globe, 1965 D. MFA-MRA. pt Runner Up, Men's and Boy's Fashion, WBZ-TV, 1970 E. MFA-MRA. 2nd Runner Up, Men's and Boy's Fashion, United Feature Syndicate, 1969 F. MF A-MRA. 1st Runner Up, Men's and Boy's Fashion, Boston Globe, 1971 G. MFA-MRA. 2nd Runner Up, Men's and Boy's Fashion, UPS, 1971 H. MFA-MRA. 2nd Runner Up, Men's and Boy's Fashion, UPS, 1972 I. AIMBW-MRA. Special Achievement Award, Boston Globe, Fashion, 1966 J. Herbert B. Swope Memorial Award, 2nd Place, Feature Dailies, 1979 K. The College Club, Award for Achievement in Communication, 5/31/79 L. Who's Who in America, 1984/1985 II. Printed Matter A. Magazines, newsclippings, 1970's-1980's B. Magazines and newsclippings, 1957-1984 C. Bostonia, 1978 D. Boston Today, 1976 E. Town and Country, 1976 F. Printed interviews 1. Richard Chamberlain 2. Rita Moreno 3. Liv Ullmann 4. Alexei Semyonov 5. Kathleen Kennedy 6. Erich Segal 7. Rosalynn Carter 8. Evelyn Keyes 9. Anne Kissinger G. Boston Globe biography of MC, 2p. H. Information package from trip to Iran, 1975 I. Book of poetry: THE FOOTPATH TO PEACE 2 III. Photographs A. Studio photograph of MC, b/w IV. Correspondence A. Professional and personal, 1969-1981. Includes: Gray, Francine du Plessix Mead, Margaret Rawls, Eugenia Tedeschi, N. Pkg.#1 -framed press release: "WBZ-TV fashion critic Marian Christy wins Golden Slipper A ward for tv reporting" 3 Christy, Marian Preliminary Listing 5/9/86*; 5/13/86; 7/28/86* I. Correspondence A. 1969-1985. Mainly Tom Winship and Jack Driscoll, Boston Globe eds. B. 1986 * C. 1985-1986 II. Printed Matter A. Interviews by MC, often with holograph notes 1. Barbara Hershey 2. Don Hewitt 3. K.. Iacocca 4. Patti Davis 5. V. Rybar 6. D. Stockman 7. Cheryl Ladd 8. Jihan Sadat 9. Maria Cooper 10. Roger Vadim 11. Malachi Martin 12. R. Bernier 13. Dorothy Lamour 14. Rev. V. Peter 15. Betty Ford 16. John Lindsay 17. Joni Dunn 18. Judge Robert Bork 19. Christopher Buckley 20. J. Woodruff 21. Joan Cooney 22. Martin Minsky 23. Sam Donaldson 24. Margaret Truman Daniel 25. Robert Wagner 26. Geraldo Rivera *RESTRICTED 4 Christy, Marian Preliminary Listing 11/3/86; 11/12/86; 11/19/86; 12/1/86; 12/3/86; 12/9/86; 12/18/86 I. Manuscripts A. INVASIONS OF PRIVACY by MC. Compuscript with holograph editing, 1984 II. Correspondence A. 1984-1986. One package of correspondence is RESTRICTED. III. Interviews A. Newspaper clippings with notes 1. S. Barrows 2. Roger Vadim 3. P. Davis 4. Count H. de Montalembert 5. J. Maas 6. R. Bateman 7. J. Dunn 8. Geraldine Ferraro 9. Prince Bertil and Princess Lillian of Sweden 10. Mary Lou Retton and Bela Karolyi 11. Chris Evert Lloyd 12. Cardinal J. O'Connor 13. Carl Sagan 14. J.W. Marriott 15. S. Dache 16. Lee Iacocca 17. C. Ford (print out) 18. E. Koch (print out) 19. Robin Leach 20. Itzak Perlman 21. R. Dean 22. Baron G. de Rothschild 23. Phyllis Diller 24. Sylvester Stallone 25. B. Crystal 26. A. Violet 27. Dominick Dunne 28. S. Gray 29. L. Fletcher 30. J. Avel 31. J. Kozol 5 32. S. Snowdon 33. Papa John 34. C. Aznavour 35. Dr. W. DeVries 36. A. Bartlett Giamatti 37. M. Learned 38. R. Auerbach 39. W. Kotzwinkle 40. R. Brustein 41. Rev. F.F. Church 42. Dr. H. Heimlich 43. C. Roehm 44. K. Alexis 45. D. Andrews 46. J. Sedgwick 47. Edward Albee 48. C. McCullough 49. B. Thompson 50. G. Jackson 51. Tippi Hedren 52. J. Krementz 53. Rev. W.F. Schulz 54. D. Hartman 55. P. Trigere 56. M. Dean 57. Queen Sirikit of Thailand 58. Connie Francis 59. R. Spillane 60. Paloma Picasso 61. K. Ortega 62. C. Wysocki 63. H. Salisbury 64. J. MacNelly 65. A. Blake 66. R. Parker 67. F. Rogers 68. Dr. Han Suyin 69. Cheryl Ladd 70. M. Burke 71. R. Bennett 72. A. Dershowitz 73. Liv Ullmann 74. Leslie U ggams 6 75. J. Carroll 76. K. Boyce 77. S. Roosevelt 78. P. Martin 79. K. Iacocca 80. Imelda Marcos 81. S. Collier 82. D. Eisenhower 83. R. MacNeil 84. H. Pakula 85. Gina Lollabrigida 86. Bruce Jenner 87. M. Avery 88. B. Bradford 89. Tama Janowitz 90. S.Barrows 91. W. Scott 92. E.R. Zumwalt 93. Richard Condon 94. Z. Caldwell 95. Dr. M. Horner 96. W. Hunt 97. P. Evans 98. Joe Namath 99. Kitty Kelley 100. Jane Seymour 101. T. Tryon 102. Pam Shriver 103. Dr. Christian Barnard 104. R. Dean 105. Corazon Aquino 106. D. Haley 7 Christy, Marian Preliminary Listing ~~~b 5/4/87; 10/19/87 I. Interviews . A. Notes and clippings 1. Erma Bambeck 2. D. Brown 3. J. Viorst 4. B. White 5. L. Kleypas 6. M. Brokaw 7. P. Morrison 8. G. Vanderbilt 9. E. McCarthy 10. Andy Rooney 11. C.S. King 12. Sir A. Acland 13. Betty Ford 14. Martin Sheen 15. J. Brady 16. M. Belli 17. M. Wilding 18. P. Russell 19. Jill Ireland 20. C. Duvall 21. Kurt Vonnegut 22. L. Wilson 23. E. Tupper 24. J. Bond 25. J. Testrake 26. Lee Iacocca 27. G.K. Ward 28. P. Binder 29. Dr. M. Morner 30. A. Sung 31. M. Howard 32. Ann Landers 33. H. Goldfluss 34. Z. Caldwell 35. Carol Channing 36. C.E. Lloyd 37. S. Hamilton 8 38. Mary Lou Retton and Bela Karolyi 39. C. McCullough 40. S. Caldwell 41. T. O'Neill 42. P. Duchin 43. Charles Kurault 44. J. Debrean 45. H. Couper 46. Carl Sagan 47. J. Baker 48. J. Kozol 49. J. Avel 50. D. Lapierre 51. B. Howard 52. Count H. de Montalembert 53. J. Volpe 54. A. Miller 55. B. Gumbel 56. Catherine Deneuve 57. J. Heller 58. R. Darvin 59. Elmore Leonard 60. Elie Wiesel 61. Yevtushenko 62. Yoko Ono 63. Helen Hayes 64. Jane Seymour 65. B. Hutton 66. D. Evans 67. Steinway 68. Dr. Barnard 69. Y. Karsh 70. D. Stockman 71. D. de Verona 72. J. Phillips 73. M. Avery 74. L. Sarrel 75. T. Hoving 76. Lily Tomlin 77. Marsha Mason 78. J.N. Eisenhower 79. T. Hedren 80. D. Haley 9 81. S. Collier 82. The Mayflower Madam 83. W.M. Hunt 84. S. Dache 85. R. Bauman 86. S. Snowdon 87. R. McNeish 88. S. Gray 89. Lynn Redgrave II. Correspondence, 1986-1987 III. Miscellaneous A. Citation from J.C. Penny/U. of Missouri to Boston Globe/MC 10 Christy, Marian Preliminary Listing 7/7/87 I. Correspondence A. 1985-1987. II. Interviews A. Clippings and notes 1. R. Darvin 2. L. Wilson 3. C. Pinckney 4. C. Duvall 5. Elie Wiesel 6. K. Zraly 7. A. Miller 8. Elmore Leonard 9. J. Stewart 10. Dr. Armand Hammer 11. Y. Yevtushenko 12. L. Neiman 13. G. Tupper 14. J. Bond 15. Beverly Sills 16. N. Cheng 17. P. Lucas 18. J. Cash 19. Maury Povich 20. Helen Epstein 21. Armistead Maupin 22. M. Seitelman 23. K. Marton 24. C. Hale 25. Countess of Romanones 26. Ed Asner 27. Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter 28. C. Pickney III. Miscellaneous A. Calendars 1. 1974 2. 1975 3. 1977 11 4. 1978 5. 1979 6. 1980 7. 1986 B. MC and Lily Tomlin photograph, 1986 C. Framed illustration "Happy Birthday Marian, 11/9/50" Pkg.ft%'·~ -framed illustration from the Massachusetts Dept. of Commerce congratulating MC for "We Women!" a weekly television show of the Dept. of Commerce 12 Christy, Marian Preliminary Listing 8/24/87 Boxli I. Subject Files A. Los Angeles Times Syndicate articles. Typescript, photocopy 1. Jan. 1980-Dec. 1980 2. Jan. 1981-Nov. 1981 B. Correspondence 1. 1975-1979 2. 1984-1985 C. Clippings re: MC and INVASIONS OF PRIVACY II. Interviews A. News clippings 1. R. Adler 2. Dr. T. Noguchi 3. Sister A.M. Mansour 4. E. Sandys 5. D. Clark 6. E. Gabor 7. 0. Erteszek 8. M.Horne 9. 0. Hamill 10. P. Bergen 11. Leigh Taylor 12. R. Merrill 13. S. Sullivan 14. E. Arnold 15. G.K. Alexander 16. A. Dahl 17. M. MacPherson 18. Hon. C.V. Woolridge 19. R. Bonner 20. Y. Roucheng 21.
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