Walter Weidenbacher Papers - Mss 1058 Cincinnati Museum Center

Walter Weidenbacher Papers. 1924-1972, n.d. Mss 1058

Creator Walter Weidenbacher (Author/Creator)

Abstract This collection contains the writings, music, radio and college courses and correspondence of Walter Weidenbacher (Lohr), 1924-1972, n.d.

Quantity Ten boxes and 1 oversized folder (3.7 cubic feet)

Date Span 1924-1972, n.d.

Call Number Mss 1058

Repository Cincinnati Museum Center, 1301 Western Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Scope and Content This collection consists of ten boxes and one oversized folder (3.7 cubic ft.) and covers the years 1924 -1972.

Many of the plays, musicals, poems and stories in Series 1 are fragments or outlines. If the poem, song or story did not have a title the first line is used as the title. Some of the poems, songs and stories had letters attached to them so these were kept together in this series. The programs in Series 2 are mainly from theater performances, although there are some from musical concerts and art exhibitions. In Series 3 the radio shows and courses are mostly in outline form and include the names of the musical pieces he was discussing. Box 10 contains some of the teaching aids he used in his courses and radio shows. Series 5 contains correspondence to and from Walter Weidenbacher as well as some of his personal items.

Historical/Biographical Information Walter Weidenbacher (1907-1971) was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on October 9, 1907 and grew up in the West End, attending Washburn School and later Hughes High School. Though he did not graduate from Hughes he always pursued artistic endeavors, becoming a proficient musician, actor, playwright, poet, painter, photographer and teacher. Weidenbacher became well known in the 1950s and 1960s with the radio and television shows that he did for the University of Cincinnati on local stations, WCPO, WKRC, WLW, WCET and WFBE. As someone who was often self-taught he enjoyed the chance to bring good music and art to the masses.

Weidenbacher was quite active with the Boy Scouts of America, even composing a song, "Scout Anthem" in 1956 (box 9 folder 52) and a poem, "The Spirit of Scouting" (box 2 folder 55), for them.

For a great deal of Weidenbacher's professional career he went by the name Walter Lohr. In his personal life he used Weidenbacher, although for a time he went by Weidenbach. The inventory listings and spellings reflect what was on the item and are an interesting look at how he divided his professional, artistic and personal life.

Archival Arrangement

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Series 1. Writings, 1926-1965, n.d. Plays, 1935-1936, n.d. Musicals, n.d. Poems, 1926-1953, n.d. Writings and Stories, 1932-1965, n.d. Lectures, 1957-1963, n.d. Series 2. Programs, 1926-1971, n.d. Series 3. Courses and Radio Shows, 1928-1961, n.d. W.F.B.E., 1928 Mr. Melody, 1952-1953, n.d. WKRC UC Turntable, Tune Up for Music, 1956-1961, n.d. WKRC UC in the Home, Tune Up for Music, 1958 WCPO FM Orchestra Hall, 1958 WLW TV Music Workshop, 1958 WCET UC Evening College Art's the Thing, 1959 UC Evening College Music is a Picture, 1961 Radio plays, n.d. Series 4. Correspondence, 1916-1972, n.d. Series 5. Oversized Items, 1944-1962, n.d. Sheet Music, 1944-1956, n.d. Teaching aids and certificates, 1957-1962, n.d.

Language English

Originals/Copies Mix of some originals and some copies

Credits Given in honor of Jane Weidenbacher

Restrictions on Access and Use This collection is open for research.

Subjects Cincinnati (Ohio) -- Archival resources Music -- Instruction and study -- Ohio -- Cincinnati Poetry Radio programs -- Ohio -- Cincinnati Television programs -- Ohio -- Cincinnati Theater programs Weidenbacher, Walter

Provenance The collection was donated by Karen Burkart in several installments between April and September 2002 (2002.106).

Processing Information Arranged and described by Mary Jane Neely and Christine S. Engels, June 2007, May 2010.

Preferred Citation When quoting material from this collection, the preferred citation is:

Walter Weidenbacher Papers, 1924-1972, Mss 1058, Cincinnati Museum Center.

Contact Information For more information or for permission to publish materials from this collection, please contact the Cincinnati Historical Society Library at:

Cincinnati Museum Center 1301 Western Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45203 Phone: 513-287-7030 Fax: 513-287-7095

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Collection Listing

Series 1. Writings. 1926-1965, n.d.

Box 1. Plays and Musicals. 1935-1936, n.d.

Plays. 1935-1936, n.d.

Folder: 1. "Admirable Deceit". n.d. Folder: 2. "Amphitryon". n.d. Folder: 3. "The Bedroom". n.d. Folder: 4. "Chumps and Champs". n.d. Folder: 5. "Dangerous Flirtation" or "Flirtation with Danger". n.d. Folder: 6. "Daniel Boone". n.d. Folder: 7. "Dardenella". n.d. Folder: 8. "Fannie Finnegan's Fortune". n.d. Folder: 9. "Fort Edward: The True Story of Jane McCrea". n.d. Folder: 10. "Fourth Dimension". n.d. Folder: 11. "The Golden Garden". n.d. Folder: 12. "Half Dozen Cousins Named Art". n.d. Folder: 13. "The Island of Birton". n.d. Folder: 14. "It's Colossal". n.d. Folder: 15. "It's an Ill Wind". n.d. Folder: 16. "The Man Who Found Heaven". October 25, 1935. Folder: 17. "Mango Pete". n.d. 4 images available on website

Folder: 18. "Manor House". n.d. Folder: 19. "974 Hawthorne". n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 20. "Noble Deceit". n.d. Folder: 21. "A Passerby Stops". n.d. Folder: 22. "Pipe Dreams". n.d. Folder: 23. "Poor Little Mr. Moo". n.d. Folder: 24. "Pot O' Paint". n.d. Folder: 25. "Price of Pretense". n.d. Folder: 26. "Rhythm". n.d. Folder: 27. "St. Latrom at Schepak". n.d. Folder: 28. "Slips Don't Count". n.d. Folder: 29. "The Song of Beauty". n.d. Folder: 30. "A Tale of Twinlea" or "The Ghost Returns". 1936. Folder: 31. "Taming of the Shrew". n.d.

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Folder: 32. "The Temple Without Windows". n.d. Folder: 33. "This is News". n.d. Folder: 34. "The Widow Gets Her Bread". n.d. Folder: 35. Untitled plays and notes. n.d. Folder: 36. Casting notes for plays. n.d.

Musicals. n.d.

Folder: 37. "The King and the Fool". n.d. Folder: 38. "Madam Buttermilk". n.d. Folder: 39. "Minstrels Under Fire". n.d. Folder: 40. "News Story". n.d. Description This was written on the back of a child's photograph which Weidenbacher embellished. 2 images available on website

Folder: 41. "Night of Ecstacy". n.d. Folder: 42. "Pink Palette". n.d. Folder: 43. Untitled musicals and notes. n.d. Folder: 44. Casting notes for musicals. n.d. Folder: 45. Notebook. n.d.

Box 2. Poems, Writings and Stories. 1926-1953, n.d.

Poems. 1926-1953, n.d.

Folder: 1. "All Ye Need is Just One Friend". n.d. Folder: 2. "Bachelor's Buttons". June 13, 1938. Image available on website

Folder: 3. "A Bit of Discouragement for a Young 'Un" or "To a Young One". May 26, 1929, n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 4. "Cantos Resartus". n.d. Folder: 5. "Champagne". n.d. Folder: 6. "A Child's Portrait" and "I Sent You Some Roses". n.d. Folder: 7. "Dad Knew". September 23, 1926, n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 8. "Dear Jim" or "A Letter to Jim Bliss". n.d. Folder: 9. "Dans Macabre". n.d. Folder: 10. "Den Mother". n.d. Folder: 11. "Desireable Friend". n.d. Folder: 12. "Desolation". n.d. Folder: 13. "Do You?". n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 14. "A Dream". n.d. Folder: 15. "Earth Music". n.d. Folder: 16. "A Few Little Poems by Walter Lohr Who Would Write". n.d.

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Folder: 17. "The Flute Player". n.d. Folder: 18. "Give me a Song to Sing". n.d. Folder: 19. "Here's How". n.d. Folder: 20. "Ho, Laddie". n.d. Folder: 21. "How it Came to Be". n.d. Folder: 22. "I Saw a Bird Up in a Tree". n.d. Folder: 23. "I Sing my Song". 1938, n.d. Folder: 24. "It's Yours, It's Mine". n.d. Folder: 25. "John". July 14, 1938. Folder: 26. "John Thomas Ignatius". n.d. Folder: 27. "Laugh a Jolly Hearty Laugh" and " A Ring Around Your Finger". n.d. Folder: 28. "The Little Things". n.d. Folder: 29. "Long Ago There Lived a Maiden". n.d. Folder: 30. "Love is Gonna Getcha". n.d. Folder: 31. "Make the First One Last". n.d. Folder: 32. "The Memories of Your Deeds Are Dead". n.d. Folder: 33. "The Merry-Go-Round". n.d. Folder: 34. "Mornin'". n.d. Folder: 35. "The most compassionate reader can stand...". n.d. Folder: 36. "Musing". n.d. Folder: 37. "My Darling, Imogene". n.d. Folder: 38. "My English Ain't So Keen, But You Know What I Mean" and a letter from Joe to Walter Lohr. November 21, 1932, n.d. Folder: 39. "My Extra Special Man". n.d. Folder: 40. "On Gertrude Stein". n.d. 2 images available on website

Folder: 41. "On Seeing Two Skulls in a Doctor's Case". n.d. Folder: 42. "Onward, upward...". n.d. Folder: 43. "Oranges". n.d. Folder: 44. "Orientals". n.d. Folder: 45. "Out where the prairie meets the blue...". n.d. Folder: 46. "The Poet and the Sage" or "The Sage and the Bard". n.d. Folder: 47. "A Red, Red Rose". n.d. Folder: 48. "Rejoice, rejoice oh world depressed...". n.d. Folder: 49. "Rhythm". n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 50. "The Scrap Book". n.d. Folder: 51. "Sea Water". February 8, 1938. Folder: 52. "The Sleepy Nurse". n.d. Folder: 53. "Song". March 13, 1934. Folder: 54. "The song you sing...". n.d. Folder: 55. "The Spirit of Scouting". October 9, 1953.

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Folder: 56. "Spring". February 13, 1938. Folder: 57. "The Store". n.d. Folder: 58. "Sweet Recompense". n.d. Folder: 59. "The Sword and the Tear". n.d. Folder: 60. "Symphony". n.d. Folder: 61. "That's Home". n.d. 2 images available on website

Folder: 62. "These words I read when I was ten...". n.d. Folder: 63. "3 A.M." and "Dawn". n.d. Folder: 64. "Tis plain to see that I'm quite vexed...". n.d. Folder: 65. "To a Mirror". n.d. Folder: 66. "To Let Thee Grow". n.d. Folder: 67. "To my Valentine". n.d. Folder: 68. "To Write an Epic Poem". n.d. Folder: 69. "Today I found an old, old thing...". n.d. Folder: 70. "Trebor". n.d. Folder: 71. "Twilight". n.d. Folder: 72. "You Tell me How". n.d. Folder: 73. "You're my sugar, my baby, my honey...". n.d. Folder: 74. "Venus at the Pool". December 9, 1935, n.d. Folder: 75. "Verse". n.d. Folder: 76. "Victoria Bend". n.d. Folder: 77. "Water Carnival". n.d. Folder: 78. "War and the Arrow". n.d. Folder: 79. "We're on the air..." and "I'm up to a thousand...". n.d. Folder: 80. "When you come to the end of the road...". n.d. Folder: 81. "The Whistling Boy". n.d. Folder: 82. "Widmung". n.d. Folder: 83. "A Word Unto the Wise". n.d. Folder: 84. "Words". n.d. Folder: 85. "Wreaths are for 'Lest We Forget'". n.d. Folder: 86. Untitled poems. n.d. Folder: 87. Tablet with stage notes, program notes and poems. n.d.

Writing & stories. n.d.

Folder: 88. "A Business Story". n.d. Folder: 89. "About the Berkshire Comments". n.d. Folder: 90. "The Cross Bearer". n.d. Folder: 91. "Dark Horse Tomorrow, Unless ---!". n.d. Folder: 92. "Dummy". n.d. Folder: 93. "For the Sponsor". n.d. Folder: 94. "Forbidden Fruit". n.d.

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Box 3. Writings and Lectures. 1926-1965, n.d.

Writings and Stories. 1932-1965, n.d.

Folder: 1. "The Good Coin". n.d. Folder: 2. "A Good Performance". n.d. Folder: 3. "The Heart Thrust". n.d. Folder: 4. "The House with the Brown Door". n.d. Folder: 5. "I am Endeavoring in My Art ". n.d. Folder: 6. "I am One". n.d. Folder: 7. "I See America - Pierre!". n.d. Folder: 8. "Life". n.d. Folder: 9. "Mason". n.d. Folder: 10. "The Moral Obligation of the Creative Artist" and a letter from Harry M. Selzer, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walt Weidenbacher. n.d. Folder: 11. "The Order in Chaos". n.d. 2 images available on website

Folder: 12. "Other Thoughts on Art". n.d. 3 images available on website

Folder: 13. "The Past is Not Dead!". n.d. Folder: 14. "Peter Wohler". n.d. Folder: 15. "The Pink Potato". n.d. Folder: 16. "The Renaissance and Savonorola". n.d. Folder: 17. "The Self Educated". n.d. 3 images available on website

Folder: 18. "The Strange Jack". n.d. Folder: 19. "The Swivel Chair". n.d. Folder: 20. "Te Deum" - free translation. n.d. Folder: 21. "Three Sheets to the Wind". n.d. Folder: 22. "To a Finish". n.d. Folder: 23. "To Whom Does the Artist Say It" and a note from Mrs. Serena, secretary to Edward J. Schulte. November 1964, n.d. Folder: 24. "The Trailblazers". n.d. Folder: 25. "The Turning Point". n.d. Folder: 26. "The Veil Essential to Women". n.d. Folder: 27. Partial writing on communism. n.d. Folder: 28. Untitled writings. n.d. Folder: 29. Tablet of notes and phone numbers. n.d. Folder: 30. Notes. n.d. Folder: 31. Composition book. n.d. Description Contains partial stories

Folder: 32. Quotations. 1932, 1938, 1965, n.d. Folder: 33. Tablet of quotations. n.d.

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Lectures. 1957-1963, n.d.

Folder: 34. "Shapes and Sound in Music" and seminar card. December 15, 1957, n.d. Folder: 35. "On Listening to Twentieth Century Music" and letter from Stella R. Schlicht, Cincinnati Symphony Club, to Walter Weidenbacher and Cincinnati Symphony Club program. 1957-1958. Folder: 36. Beethoven Memorial lecture for Women's Symphony Committee and letter from John to Walt. December 5, 7, 1958. Folder: 37. Cincinnati Art Club lecture. January 29, 1960. Folder: 38. "Decline of Individualism". February 3, 1961, n.d. Folder: 39. "Art Censorship" paper for the Cincinnati Art Club Forum. February 10, 1961. Folder: 40. "The Decline of Individualism" lecture for Forum of Cincinnati Art Club. January 19, 1962. Folder: 41. "There's No Such Thing as Color". October 7, 1962. Folder: 42. Outline for Women's Art Club lecture, Cincinnati, Ohio. May 11, 1963. Folder: 43. Ad Club lecture. n.d. Folder: 44. "Art Sans Technique". n.d. Folder: 45. Music lecture covering counterpoint, fugues, minuets, etc. n.d. Folder: 46. "Some Day I'll Write a Song" lecture. n.d. Folder: 47. Notes for lecture on music. n.d.

Series 2. Programs. 1926-1971, n.d.

Box 3. Programs. 1926-1953, n.d.

Folder: 48. Vocal recital given by pupils from the class of Mrs. Nellye Sullivan, Masonic Temple Auditorium, Dayton, Kentucky. December 16, 1926. Description Weidenbacher performs "Open the Gates of the Temple" by Knapp.

Folder: 49. College of Music of Cincinnati presents One Act Plays and Readings, College of Music Auditorium. March 26, 1928. Description Weidenbacher plays Ezra Williams in Neighbors

Folder: 50. The Schuster-Martin School of the Drama Graduate Program of Bessie Meyer and Edna Foster. May 14, 1928. Description Weidenbacher plays a Violin Obligato

Folder: 51. Evanston P.T.A. presents College of Music Stock Company, The Whole Town's Talking by John Emerson and Anita Loos, Evanston School Auditorium. May 3-4, 1929. Description Weidenebacher plays Chester Binney

Folder: 52. College of Music of Cincinnati, College of Music Stock Company presents The Tightwad by Robert Keith, College Auditorium. June 18, 1929. Description Weidenbacher plays John Taylor

Folder: 53. Mantell-Hamper Company presents four of Shakespeare's Greatest Works, I.M.A. Auditorium, [Flint, Michigan] and a letter from John Alexander, Brucewood, Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. September 17, October 3-5, [1929]. Description Lohr plays Clerk of the Court in Merchant of Venice and First Apparition in MacBeth.

Folder: 54. Mantell-Hamper Company presents Plays of William Shakespeare. September 30, [1929]. Description Lohr plays Clerk of Court in Merchant of Venice, First Apparition in MacBeth and Francisco in Hamlet

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Folder: 55. Mantell-Hamper Company presents Four of Shakespeare's Greatest Works, Shrine Auditorium. December 9-11, 1929. Description Lohr plays Second Lord in As You Like It, Mentieth and First Apparition in MacBeth, Chorus in Romeo and Juliet and Decius and Pindarus in Julius Caesar

Folder: 56. National Players of Cincinnati present Brothers by Herbert Ashton, Jr., Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. September 28, 1930. Description Lohr plays Blutch

Folder: 57. National Players of Cincinnati present The Command to Love by Rudolph Lothar and Fritz Gottwald, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. October 19, 1930. Description Lohr plays Lackey

Folder: 58. National Players of Cincinnati present Kongo by Chester Devonde and Kilbourn Gordon, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. November 2, 1930. Description Lohr plays Native

Folder: 59. National Players of Cincinnati present An American Tragedy by Theodore Dreiser, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. November 30, 1930. Description Lohr plays Stuart Finchley and Clerk of the Court

Folder: 60. National Players of Cincinnati present Stop Thief by Carolyn Moore and George M. Cohan, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. December 7, 1930. Description Lohr plays Police Officer Clancy

Folder: 61. National Players of Cincinnati present Buddies by Quaint Brittany, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. January 4, 1931. Description Lohr plays Pete

Folder: 62. National Players of Cincinnati present Shirt Sleeves by Duffy R. West, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio] and agreement between Walter Lohr and National Players of Cincinnati for Shirt Sleeves. January 11, 1931. Description Lohr plays Albert Wachs for $10.20 a week.

Folder: 63. National Players of Cincinnati present Under Cover by Roi Cooper Megrue, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. March 8, 1931. Description Lohr plays James Duncan

Folder: 64. National Players of Cincinnati present The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. March 29, 1931. Description Lohr plays Rogers, a page boy

Folder: 65. National Players of Cincinnati present Cheaper to Marry by Samuel Shipman, Cox Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. April 4, 1931. Description Lohr plays Melville Masters and is the Stage Manager

Folder: 66. National Players of Cincinnati present Nancy's Private Affair by Myron C. Fagan. April 12, 1931. Description Lohr is Stage Manager

Folder: 67. National Players of Cincinnati present Up Stairs and Down by Frederick and Fanny Hatton, Cox Theater, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. April 19, 1931. Description Lohr plays Louis Le Tour and is the Stage Manager

Folder: 68. Citizens Committee presents Alice in Wonderland, Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. May 20-21, 1932. Description Lohr is General Stage Manager

Folder: 69. College of Music of Cincinnati, College of Music Stock Company present That Ferguson Family by Howard Chenery, College of Music Auditorium. June 9, 1932. Description Lohr plays Bert Connelly

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Folder: 70. Notes for program and dedication of the American Jewish Burial Association's new chapel. September 15, 17, 1933. Folder: 71. The Cincinnati Woman's Club Greek Circle presents Iphigenia in Tauris of Euripides, Cincinnati Woman's Club Auditorium and newspaper clipping. January 17, 1934, n.d. Description Lohr plays Orestes

Folder: 72. Cincinnati Opera Company presents Martha and Hansel and Gretl by E. Humperdinck. March 8-9, 1934. Description Lohr is the Stage Manager and plays Peter, a broom-maker in Hansel and Gretl

Folder: 73. Art Center Drama Guild presents Enter Madame by Gilda Veresi and Dolly Byrne, Cincinnati Women's Club and newspaper articles. April 12-24, 1936. Description Lohr plays Archimede

Folder: 74. Lake Shore Theatre Players This Thing Called Love by Edwin Burke and a letter from Franklin Trask, Westford, Massachusetts to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. May 10-12, 24, 1936. Description Lohr plays Harry Bertrand

Folder: 75. A. Franklin Trask presents Mr. Shaddy, Lake Shore Theatre, [Wesford, Massachusetts] and stage notes. June 17-20, 1936. Description Lohr plays Marsh Wray

Folder: 76. Tekawitha Girl's Club presents Take a Tip From Me by Walter Lohr, The Odeon, College of Music, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. June 2, 1940. Description Lohr was also the Director

Folder: 77. Tekawitha Mothers' Club presents G' Mornin' Nabor by Walter Lohr. June 23, 1940. Folder: 78. Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra presents the Third Junior High Concert. April 16, [1952]. Description Weidenbacher narrates his piece, "Willie and the Four Winds"

Folder: 79. Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Fifteenth program, Music Hall, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. February 20-21, 1953. Description Weidenbacher narrates Aaron Copeland's Lincoln Portrait, for Speaker and Orchestra

Box 4. Programs. 1954-1971, n.d.

Folder: 1. Catholic Theatre Guild of Northern Kentucky presents The Chocolate Soldier by Oscar Strauss, Holmes High School Auditorium, [Covington, Kentucky]. February 12-14, 1954. Description Weidenbacher is Director of Music

Folder: 2. Catholic Theatre Guild of Northern Kentucky presents Blossom Time by Sigmund Romberg, Covington Library Theatre, Covington, Kentucky. May 14-16, 1954. Description Weidenbacher is Director of Music

Folder: 3. Summit Country Day School Showcase of Arts, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1967, 1968. Folder: 4. Shillito's presents The Second Annual Le Salon Des Refuses in cooperation with the Cincinnati Zoo Arts Festival. June 17-22, 1967. Description Weidenbacher exhibits The Window

Folder: 5. Studio San Guiseppe, College of Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati, Ohio, presents A Group of Twenty-two. October 15-November 13, 1967. Folder: 6. Creative Arts on the Middletown Campus of Miami University, Art Exhibit and letters from Herb Fall, Middletown, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1967-1971. Folder: 7. Salem Gallery, Dayton, Ohio, reception for Walt Weidenbacher and letter from Mary Ann Davis, Dayton, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. April-May 1968. Folder: 8. Dayton Art Institute presents All Ohio Painting and Sculpture, [Dayton, Ohio], and letter from the Artist Committee, Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, Ohio. February 24-March 24, 1968, n.d.

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Description Weidenbacher exhibits Pax

Folder: 9. Washington and Jefferson Arts Festival, Washington, Pennsylvania, National Painting Show. October 25-November 16, 1968. Folder: 10. Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park presents Alice and note Diane Smith to Walt. December 25- 29, 1968. Folder: 11. Fine Art Exhibition, Ohio State Fair, and letter with receipt and invoice. 1968. Description Weidenbacher exhibits Downtown, Random Beats and Theme, and Unitas

Folder: 12. Notes on Foyer Group exhibit. March 23-April 6, 1969. Folder: 13. Cincinnati Catholic Big Brothers presents Art '70 at Studio San Giuseppe, Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati, Ohio. May-July 1970. Description Weidenbacher exhibits Big Brother

Folder: 14. Cincinnati's Playhouse in the Park presents He Who Gets Slapped by Leonid Andreyev. August 29-September 19, 1970. Description Weidenbacher is the Band Master

Folder: 15. Cincinnati's Playhouse in the Park presents William Shakespeare's As You Like It and revised cast list. October 7-November 14, 1970. Description Weidenbacher plays Duke Senior

Folder: 16. Studio San Giuseppe, College of Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati, Ohio, present Preview '71. October 18-November 8, 1970. Description Weidenbacher exhibits Off Zero

Folder: 17. Cincinnati Zoo Arts Festival entry acceptance form. 1970. Folder: 18. Cincinnati Art Club Gallery, Foyer Group Show in memory of Walter Weidenbacher. February 20, n.y. Folder: 19. Cincinnati Gilbert & Sullivan Society presents The Mikado, Odeon Theatre, [Cincinnati, Ohio]. March 29-30, n.y. Description Weidenbacher is Drama Director

Folder: 20. Art Center Galleries presents The Drama Guild in Her Husband's Wife, Cincinnati Woman's Club. May 17, n.y. Description Lohr plays Richard Belden

Folder: 21. The New York Players and A. Franklin Trask present The Lake Shore Players in Post Road by Wilbur Daniel Steele and Norma Mitchell. n.d. Description Lohr is Stage Manager

Folder: 22. A. Franklin Trask presents The Lake Shore Theater Players in Cradle Snatchers. n.d. Description Lohr plays Howard Drake and is Stage Manager

Folder: 23. A. Franklin Trask presents The Lake Shore Theater Players in Small Miracle by Norma Krasna. n.d. Description Lohr plays William S. Johnson and is the Stage Manager

Folder: 24. The Lake Shore Players present The Lady by Martin Brown. n.d. Description Lohr is Stage Manager

Folder: 25. Cincinnati Jaycees and Shillito's present An Artist's Holiday. n.d. Description Weidenbacher exhibits Casa Sol, Unitas, Tenth Month, and Blue Journey.

Folder: 26. List of paintings by Walter Weidenbacher. n.d. Folder: 27. Cincinnati Art Club presents paintings by Reginald L. Grooms. n.d. Description Photo in invitation was taken by Weidenbacher

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Series 3. Courses and Radio Shows. 1928-1961, n.d.

Box 4. Courses and Shows. 1928, 1952-1961, n.d.

W.F.B.E. 1928

Folder: 28. W.F.B.E., Park View Hotel, Cincinnati Ohio schedule. June 3-4, 1928.

Mr. Melody. 1952-1953, n.d.

Folder: 29. List of recordings used in Mr. Melody show. 1952. Folder: 30. Fan mail for Mr. Melody. 1952. Folder: 31. Mr. Melody show 1. 1953, n.d. Folder: 32. Mr. Melody show 2. 1953, n.d. Folder: 33. Mr. Melody show 3. 1953, n.d. Folder: 34. Mr. Melody show 4. n.d. Folder: 35. Mr. Melody show 5. n.d. Folder: 36. Mr. Melody show 6. n.d. Folder: 37. Mr. Melody show 7. n.d. Folder: 38. Mr. Melody show 8. n.d. Folder: 39. Mr. Melody show 9. n.d. Folder: 40. Mr. Melody show 10. n.d. Folder: 41. Mr. Melody show 11. n.d. Folder: 42. Mr. Melody show 12. n.d. Folder: 43. Mr. Melody "Magic in Music". n.d.

WKRC UC Turntable - Tune Up for Music. 1956-1961, n.d.

Folder: 44. Course outline, U.C. Evening College brochure and other material pertaining to the course Tune Up for Music given in Spring 1957. 1956-1957, n.d. 3 images available on website

Folder: 45. UC Turntable fan mail. 1957-1960. Folder: 46. UC Turntable notes and schedules. 1957-1960, n.d. Folder: 47. "What makes music?". [February 7, 1957?]. Folder: 48. "Who makes music?". [February 14, 1957?]. Folder: 49. "Who uses music?". [February 21, 1957?]. Folder: 50. "Is it art?". [February 28, 1957?]. Folder: 51. "Instruments of orchestra". [March 7, 1957?]. Folder: 52. "Emotional experiences". [March 21, 1957?]. 2 images available on website

Folder: 53. "Great musical personalities, Fritz Kreisler". August 10, 1957. Folder: 54. "Adventures in a perambulator". December 2, 1957. Folder: 55. "Meet the orchestra". December 7, 1957. Folder: 56. "Something big out of something trivial". December 14, 1957. Folder: 57. "Fiddle Dee Dee". December 28, 1957. Folder: 58. UC Turntable correspondence. 1957, 1958, 1961.

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Folder: 59. Course outline, U.C. Evening College brochure and other material pertaining to the course Tune Up for Music given in Spring 1958. 1958, n.d. Folder: 60. "The String Quartette". January 4, 1958. Folder: 61. "Dance to Music". January 11, 1958. Folder: 62. ["Music inspired by noise"]. January 18, 1958. Folder: 63. "Music for children". January 25, 1958. Folder: 64. "Order out of chaos". February 11, 1958. Folder: 65. "It starts, it stops, what happened?". February 18, 1958.

Box 5. Courses and Shows. 1958-1961, n.d.

WKRC - UC Turntable - Tune Up for Music. 1958-1961, n.d.

Folder: 1. "The orchestra as a palette". February 25, 1958. Folder: 2. "Seeing with both ears". March 4, 1958. Folder: 3. "Music or noise". March 11, 1958. 2 images available on website

Folder: 4. "Clouds, fogs and planets". June 7, 1958. Folder: 5. "Water music". June 14, 1958. Folder: 6. "Musical landscapes". June 21, 1958. Folder: 7. "Birds". June 28, 1958. Folder: 8. "Favorite music". July 19, 1958. Folder: 9. "Romeo and Juliet love music". December 6, 1958. Folder: 10. "Wordless song". December 13, 1958. Folder: 11. "Christmases ago". December 20, 1958. Folder: 12. "Aaron Copeland". December 27, 1958. Folder: 13. "Flights into fancy". January 3, 1959. Folder: 14. "Villa Lobos". January 10, 1959. Folder: 15. "Don Quixote!". January 17, 1959. Folder: 16. "Spain". January 24, 1959. Folder: 17. "The four Bs". January 31, 1958. Folder: 18. "Summertime music". June 6, 1959. Folder: 19. "Summertime music". June 13, 1959. Folder: 20. "Summertime music". June 20, 1959. Folder: 21. "Summertime music". June 27, 1959. Folder: 22. "Summertime music". July 4, 1959. Folder: 23. "Summertime music". July 11, 1959. Folder: 24. "Summertime music". July 18, 1959. Folder: 25. "Summertime music". July 25, 1959. Folder: 26. "Miniatures in music". January 30, 1960. Folder: 27. "Miniatures in music". February 6, 1960. Folder: 28. "Miniatures in music". February 13, 1960. Folder: 29. "Miniatures in music". February 20, 1960. Folder: 30. "Miniatures in music". February 27, 1960.

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Folder: 31. "Miniatures in music". March 5, 1960. Folder: 32. "Miniatures in music". March 12, 1960. 3 images available on website

Folder: 33. "Miniatures in music". March 19, 1960. Folder: 34. "Miniatures in music". March 26, 1960. Folder: 35. "Miniatures in music". April 3, 1960. Folder: 36. "Miniatures in music". April 10, 1960. Folder: 37. "Miniatures in music". April 17, 1960. Folder: 38. "Miniatures in music". April 24, 1960. Folder: 39. "Miniatures in music". May 1, 1960. Folder: 40. "Miniatures in music". May 7, 1960. Folder: 41. "Miniatures in music". May 14, 1960. Folder: 42. "Miniatures in music". May 21, 1960. Folder: 43. "For your listening pleasure". August 6, 1960. Folder: 44. "For your listening pleasure". August 13, 1960. Folder: 45. "For your listening pleasure". August 20, 1960. Folder: 46. "For your listening pleasure". August 27, 1960. Folder: 47. "For your listening pleasure". September 3, 1960. Folder: 48. "For your listening pleasure". September 10, 1960. Folder: 49. "For your listening pleasure". September 17, 1960. Folder: 50. "For your listening pleasure". September 24, 1960. Folder: 51. "For your listening pleasure". October 1, 1960. Folder: 52. "For your listening pleasure". October 8, 1960. Folder: 53. "For your listening pleasure". October 15, 1960. Folder: 54. "For your listening pleasure". October 22, 1960. Folder: 55. "For your listening pleasure". October 29, 1960. Folder: 56. "For your listening pleasure". November 5, 1960. Folder: 57. "For your listening pleasure". November 12, 1960. Folder: 58. "For your listening pleasure". November 19, 1960. Folder: 59. "For your listening pleasure". November 26, 1960. Folder: 60. "For your listening pleasure". December 3, 1960. Folder: 61. "For your listening pleasure". December 11, 1960. Folder: 62. "For your listening pleasure". December 18, 1960. Folder: 63. "For your listening pleasure". December 25, 1960. Folder: 64. "For your listening pleasure". January 1, 1961. Folder: 65. "For your listening pleasure". January 8, 1961. Folder: 66. "The Waltz". n.d. Folder: 67. Student questionnaires from Tune up for Music. n.d. Folder: 68. Musical notations for Tune up for Music. n.d. Folder: 69. Tune up for Music notes. n.d.

WKRC - UC in the Home - Tune up for Music. 1958

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Folder: 70. Schedule and cover letter. February 23, May 21, 1958. 4 images available on website

Folder: 71. "Sound grows up". March 2, 1958. Folder: 72. "Musical palette". March 9, 1958. Folder: 73. "Seeing with both ears". March 16, 1958. Folder: 74. "The violin". March 23, 1958. Folder: 75. "Wind instruments". April 6, 1958. Folder: 76. "Brass instruments". April 13, 1958. Folder: 77. "Song of the Flea". April 20, 1958. Folder: 78. "Piano". April 27, 1958. Folder: 79. Fan mail for UC in the Home. 1958.

WCPO-FM Orchestra Hall. 1958

Folder: 80. Program notes and correspondence for Orchestra Hall. February-April 1958. Folder: 81. "Today in England". February 24, 1958. Folder: 82. "Sibelius". March 3, 1958. Folder: 83. "Sounds out of France". March 10, 1958. Folder: 84. "Prokofiev". March 17, 1958. Folder: 85. "Ravel". March 24, 1958. Folder: 86. "U.S.A. in the concert hall". April 7, 1958. Folder: 87. "U.S.A. in the concert hall". April 14, 1958. Folder: 88. "Music behind the Iron Curtain". April 31, 1958. Folder: 89. "Noise, sounds and music". November 2, 1958.

WLW TV Music Workshop. 1958

Folder: 90. "The violin". November 16, 1958. Folder: 91. "The orchestra as a palette". November 9, 1958. Folder: 92. "Christmas 1958". December 14, 1958. Folder: 93. "Pianos". December 21, 1958. Folder: 94. "Evolution of harmony with string quartette". December 28, 1958. Folder: 95. Fan mail for Music Workshop. [1958].

Box 6. Courses and Shows and Correspondence. 1959-1961, n.d.

WCET UC Evening College Art's the Thing. 1959

Folder: 1. Notes and programs of lectures for Art's the Thing. 1959. Folder: 2. "What is 'art appreciation?'". September 30, 1959. Folder: 3. "Where and when did art start?". October 7, 1959. Folder: 4. "It does something to me". October 14, 1959. Folder: 5. "Constant or variation". October 21, 1959. Folder: 6. "Quality control". October 28, 1959. Folder: 7. "The structure of art music". November 4, 1959. Folder: 8. "The thing called feeling". November 18, 1959.

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Folder: 9. "This thing called feeling". November 25, 1959.

UC Evening College - Music is a Picture. 1961

Folder: 10. UC Evening College brochure and class list from course Music is a Picture given in Fall 1961. 1961.

Radio plays. n.d.

Folder: 11. "The Adventures of Ambrose Adrian" episode 1. n.d. Folder: 12. "Bendson passes by" episode 1. n.d. Folder: 13. "Bendson passes by" episode 2. n.d. Folder: 14. "Recalled to life" episode 1. n.d. Folder: 15. "The story of three men and a woman". n.d. Folder: 16. "Trials of Thomas". n.d. Folder: 17. "W.F.B.E. Review". n.d. Folder: 18. Episode 3 of untitled script. n.d.

Series 4. Correspondence and Personal Items. 1916-1972, n.d.

Box 6. Correspondence. 1924-1958, n.d.

Folder: 19. Letter from H. E. Seall, Wesley Community Orchestra, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher. June 1, 1924. Folder: 20. Letter from Washington Council #3 Jr. OUAM, Entertainment Committee, Covington, Kentucky, to W. P. Weidenbacher. January 30, 1926. Folder: 21. Letter from Werner Bertram, Deutches Theater, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher. September 26, 1927. Folder: 22. Letter from Carl F. O. Schmidt, Evangelical Protestant Conference of Congregational Churches, Cincinnati, Ohio, to W.F.B.E Trio, Cincinnati, Ohio. May 30, 1928. Folder: 23. Telegram from John Alexander, Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. September 18, 1929. Folder: 24. Letter from Helen Schuster-Martin, Schuster-Martin School of the Drama, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Lohr, Defiance, Ohio. January 28, 1930. Folder: 25. Letter from U. Kavermann, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio and U.S. Customs form. January 30, February 3, 1931. Folder: 26. Letter from Martha Kelly, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Lohr. April 13, 1931. Folder: 27. Invoice from Station W.F.B.E., Cincinnati Post, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. November 9, 1931. Folder: 28. Letters from Josef Cherniavsky, Cincinnati, Ohio to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1931-1938. Folder: 29. Letter from Walter Weidenbacher to Jim. May 10, 1932. Folder: 30. Letter from Ethelyn Sergé, Hollywood, California, To Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. October 9, 1932. Folder: 31. Letter from S. Day, New York, to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. March 1933. Folder: 32. Letter from Rikel Kent, Crosley Radio Corporation, Cincinnati, Ohio, To Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. March 16, 1934. Folder: 33. Telegram from Morse and Kelley, Louisville, Kentucky, to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. April 20, 1934. Folder: 34. Letters from Wakeman and Lois Hartley, The Pied Piper Puppets, Cos Cob, Connecticut, to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. March 18, 1935, January-March 1936.

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Folder: 35. Letter from "Ced," Cincinnati, Ohio, to W. Lohr Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. August 22, 1935. Folder: 36. Letter from Jeanette Priest, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. October 1, 1935. Folder: 37. Letters from Annie Marie and Jim Bliss, Reading, Massachusetts, to Walter Lohr and Jane Doherty, Cincinnati, Ohio. December 26, 1935-July 17, 1936. Folder: 38. Letters between Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio, and E. R. Roberts, Hamilton County Emergency Schools, Cincinnati, Ohio. February 9, 1936. 2 images available on website

Folder: 39. Letter from Walter Lohr to Jim. February 17, 1936. 2 images available on website

Folder: 40. Letter from [?], Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walt Lohr, Westford, Massachusetts. July 22, 1936. Description Letter is in German

Folder: 41. Letter from Philip T. Prescott, Westford, Massachusetts, To Walter Lohr, New York City. August 18, 1936. Folder: 42. Letter from Ray S. Sprague, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Chicago, llinois and letter of recommendation from Ray S. Sprague. November 13, 1936. Folder: 43. Note and book of poems, Smile and Sing, from Annie Marie Bliss, Massachusetts, to Walter Lohr, Westford, Massachusetts. June 1936. Folder: 44. Letters between Walt Weidenbacher, Chicago, llinois, and McFadden Publications, New York. January 15-July 8, 1937. Image available on website

Folder: 45. Letter from C. L. Stivers, Jewel Tea Company, Inc., Barrington, Illinois, to Walter Weidenbacher, Chicago, Illinois. January 21, 1937. Folder: 46. Letter from Erwin Greer, Greer Shop Training, Chicago, Illinois, To W. P. Weidenbacher, Chicago, Illinois. January 22, 1937. Folder: 47. Letters between T. F. O'Rourke, Beech-Nut Packing Company, Chicago, Illinois, and W. P Weidenbach, Chicago. June 15, 19, 1937. Folder: 48. Letters between Walter Weidenbacher and American Tobacco Company, Chicago, Illinois. June 15-December 12, 1937. Folder: 49. Letters between Bobby Brown, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, and Walt Weidenbach. June 16, 22, 1937. Folder: 50. Letter from Walt Weidenbach, Chicago, Illinois, to National Broadcasting Company, Chicago, Illinois. June 16, 1937. Image available on website

Folder: 51. Letters between Walter Weidenbacher, Chicago, Illinois, and Midwest Distributors, Inc., Greenwich, Connecticut. June 22-July 6, 1937. Folder: 52. Letter from Horace A. Smith, American Technical Society, Chicago, to W. P. Weidenbach, Chicago, Illinois. June 24, 1937. Folder: 53. Letter from George, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Chicago, Illinois. June 24, 1937. Folder: 54. Letter from W. P. Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Curtis Publishing Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. July 21, 1937. Folder: 55. Letter from Walt Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio, to John Beery, Chicago, Illinois. July 5, 1937. Folder: 56. Letter from Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio, to W. A. Kirkendale, Cincinnati, Ohio. July 16, 1937. Folder: 57. Letter from W. P. Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio, to K. R. Waugh, Columbus, Ohio. August 23, 1937.

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Folder: 58. Letters between Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio, and John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, Cincinnati, Ohio and employment records. April 2, 1938-October 30, 1941, n.d. Folder: 59. Letters between Rabbi James G. Heller, Isaac M. Wise Temple (K. K. B'nai Yeshurun), Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. September 26, 28, 1938. Folder: 60. Christmas card from the Prescott family, Westford, Massachusettts, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lohr, Cincinnati, Ohio. December 22, 1938. Folder: 61. Note and poem Trifles from Annie Marie Bliss to W. P. Weidenbacher. November 29, 1944. Folder: 62. Letter from Levin B. Perin, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. June 13, 1945. Folder: 63. Letter from Mrs. A. H. Mincow, Price Hill Community Center, Inc. and Boys Club, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter P. Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. November 26, 1945. Folder: 64. Letter from Lucy to Jane and Walter Weidenbacher. December 17, 1945. Folder: 65. Letters between Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Rev. S. J. Draugelis. May 30, 1946-June 23, 1958, n.d.

Box 7. Correspondence. 1950-1971, n.d.

Folder: 1. Letters and work of Alexander T. Deutsch, Cincinnati, Ohio, regarding his inventions. 1950, 1959, n.d. Description Deutsch credits Weidenbacher for part of his inventions. Drawings are located in the oversized folder.

Folder: 2. Letter of introduction from Richard Shouka, Cincinnati, Ohio, for Walter Weidenbacher. February 8, 1951. Folder: 3. Letter from Mr. and Mrs. John Wittry, Atlanta, Georgia, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. December 27, 1951. Folder: 4. Letters between Dr. P. Pl. Wehbrink, O.P., Walberberg, Bonn, Germany, and Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. October 6, 1952-January 24, 1958, n.d. Folder: 5. Records regarding the Estate of Joseph Pfister, card from Mrs. Leo Pfister and letter from Fr. Carl A. Pieperbreier, O.P., Cincinnati, Ohio. 1952, n.d. Folder: 6. Letters between Joe L. Martin, Hollywood, California, and Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. January 25, February 22, 1952, n.d. Folder: 7. Letter from Esther M. Waltenberger, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. November 17, 1953. Folder: 8. Letters between Boy Scouts of America and Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. December 16, 1953-September 10, 1957, n.d. 3 images available on website

Folder: 9. Letters between Bernard W. and Mildred E. Reed, Cincinnati, Ohio and Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. April 1956-August 1, 1959. Folder: 10. Invitation from Major F. A. Villaescusa, Fort Meade, Maryland, and photocopy of photograph. May 21, 1956, n.d. Folder: 11. Letter from Frank R. Neuffer, Dean, University of Cincinnati, to Carl Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. July 9, 1957. Folder: 12. Announcements, invitations and cards. 1957-1968. Folder: 13. Letters between Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Marian Distler, Folkways Records and Service Corporation, New York. February 5-13, 1958. Folder: 14. Letter from G. G. Ackerman, Cincinnati Music Scholarship Association, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. April 4, 1958, n.d. Folder: 15. Letter and related items from Bishop John Werner Lesinski, Catholic Mission, Chaochow, Formosa, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. December 5, 1958, n.d.

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Folder: 16. Letter from Elizabeth Kellogg, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. January 18, 1959. Folder: 17. Letter from Al Franklin, Toledo, Ohio, to Walter and Jane Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. November 20, 1959. Folder: 18. Letter from Walter Weidenbacher to Theo. December 15, 1959. Folder: 19. Letter from Harry M. Salzer, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walt Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. June 2, 1960. Folder: 20. Letter from Arthur and Eileen Helwig, Burlington, Kentucky, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. September 10, 1960, n.d. Folder: 21. Letter from Shing Cheng Seetor, Evanston, Illinois, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. December 15, 1961, April 2, 1962. Folder: 22. Letter from Rose Von Volbarth, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Jane and Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. October 27, 1962. Folder: 23. Letter from Fr. Elmar Bohmann, Chaochow, Pingtung, Taiwan, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. December 13, 1963. Folder: 24. Christmas card from Suzy and David Thilevich, to Jane and Walter Weidenbacher. December 16, 1963. Folder: 25. Letters from Norbert Heermann, Woodstock, New York, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. June 3, 1964-June 28, 1966. Folder: 26. Christmas card from Dick and Marge Meyer, Ocala, Florida, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weidenbacher. December 23, 1964. Folder: 27. Postcard and card from Cousin Hattie Dawson, Los Angeles, California, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. May 27, 1966, 1969. Folder: 28. Letters from Rev. P. Gonzalo M. Drees, O.P., Cochabamba, Bolivia, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1966, n.d. Folder: 29. Letters from Lloyd E. Larrick, Christ Hospital, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. January 23-February 6, 1968. Folder: 30. Letters between Wolfgang Bottenberg, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada, and Walter Weidenbacher. June 12, 1968-December 18, 1971, n.d. Folder: 31. Letter from Harold F. Wienberg, Hamilton Standard, Windsor Locks, Connecticut, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. September 17, 1968. Folder: 32. Letters from Joe Kornick and Karen Gronauer, University of Cincinnati College of Design, Architecture and Art, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher. January 1969. Folder: 33. Letters from James H. McCarthy, Cincinnati Milling Machine Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. August 26-September 22, 1969. Folder: 34. Letter from Ruth Rolfson, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. January 2, 1970. Folder: 35. Letter from Walt Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio to Mary Helen Wallace, Cincinnati, Ohio. April 21, 1970. Image available on website

Folder: 36. Letter from Robert E. Anderson, IBM, to Walter Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. December 2, 1971. Folder: 37. Christmas cards to Walter Weidenbacher. 1971. Folder: 38. Get-well cards to Walter Weidenbacher. 1971. Folder: 39. Sympathy cards and letters to Jane Weidenbacher, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1971, n.d.

Box 8. Correspondence and Personal Items. 1916-1972, n.d.

Correspondence. 1971-1972, n.d.

Folder: 1. Mass and memorial cards for Walter Weidenbacher. 1971, n.d.

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Folder: 2. Postcard from Denis B. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weidenbacher. October 22, 1972. Folder: 3. Letters from Al to Carl and Bea. n.d. Folder: 4. Letter from Walter Weidenbacher to Ed. Wickemeyer. n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 5. Christmas and greeting cards. n.d. Folder: 6. Letter to Millie. n.d. Folder: 7. Letter from Ron Becker, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walt Weidenbacher. n.d. Folder: 8. Notes from Lester, Consuelo and Paul and Diane, to Walter Weidenbacher. n.d. Folder: 9. Letter from Herman, Price Hill Methodist Church, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Walter [Weidenbacher]. n.d. Folder: 10. Letter from Bill and Anges Fay, Milford, Ohio, to Walt [Weidenbacher]. n.d. Folder: 11. Note from Lollie [?] to Walter Weidenbacher. n.d. Folder: 12. Postcard from Helmut Röhring, Germany, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weidenbacher. n.d. Folder: 13. Promotional letter from Childs Studio, Cincinnati, Ohio. n.d. Description Weidenbacher worked as a photographer for Childs Studio.

Folder: 14. Letter from Walter Weidenbacher to Miss Robinson. n.d. Description Weidenbacher writes about his childhood and school years. 3 images available on website

Personal items. 1916-1971, n.d.

Folder: 15. Poems of Robert Cox Stumps given to Walter Weidenbacher. 1916-1946, n.d. Folder: 16. Articles on Walter Weidenbacher. 1929-1960. Folder: 17. Actor's Equity Association membership cards and information. 1929-1972. Image available on website

Folder: 18. Work assignment forms. 1935, n.d. 5 images available on website

Folder: 19. Material regarding ordinances in Cincinnati and Norwood requiring photographer licenses. 1951-1961, n.d. Folder: 20. University of Cincinnati statements of earnings. 1958. Folder: 21. Driver's license for Walter Weidenbacher. 1969. Folder: 22. Open letter to the Faculty by Provost Bonner of the events at the University of Cincinnati from April 30 to May 18, 1970. May 21, 1970. Folder: 23. Article on Walt Weidenbacher in Dragonfly. November 1971. Folder: 24. Artwork by Walter Weidenbacher. n.d. Folder: 25. List of Walter Weidenbacher's art. n.d. Folder: 26. Phone numbers and addresses. n.d. Folder: 27. Employment record for 1927-1928. n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 28. Walter Lohr's Workshop, prospective pupils. n.d. Folder: 29. Guest book for Walter Weidenbacher's funeral. [1971].

Series 5. Oversized Items. 1944-1962, n.d.

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Box 9. Sheet music. 1944-1956, n.d.

Folder: 1. "Ah How Lovely," "Siberia" and "Serenade". n.d. Folder: 2. "Ah Me!". n.d. Folder: 3. "Air for the Violin and Piano". n.d. Folder: 4. "And Sadly the Wee Man Spoke, etc." and "Cacophony!". n.d. Folder: 5. "Akrobatic". n.d. Folder: 6. "All in the Golden Afternoon," "Because I Have Loved" and "Sketches". n.d. Folder: 7. "Acrobatique". n.d. Folder: 8. "Ascension to Heaven," "Quartette" and "The Fools Serenade". n.d. Folder: 9. "The Aspen". n.d. 2 images available on website

Folder: 10. "At Rest". n.d. Folder: 11. "Bacchinale" and "I've Got a Little Bed". n.d. Folder: 12. "Beer Song". n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 13. "Blessed Art Thou" and "March Inferno". n.d. Folder: 14. "Bloo-bloo". n.d. Folder: 15. "Bye Lo". n.d. Folder: 16. "Dancing on a Dime" and "The Organ Grinder". n.d. 2 images available on website

Folder: 17. "Early Winter Morning". n.d. Image available on website

Folder: 18. "Fugue". n.d. Folder: 19. "Fugue" and "Harold's Theme". n.d. Folder: 20. "Fugue #3 in E Flat Major" and " I Go to Prepare a Place". n.d. Folder: 21. "Fugue #6". n.d. Folder: 22. "Ga-ga". n.d. Folder: 23. "Harlequin's Dance" and "Harlequin's Suite". n.d. Folder: 24. "Inversions and Retros". n.d. Folder: 25. "Just a Kiss". n.d. Folder: 26. "Kleines Lustspiel". n.d. Folder: 27. "Let Not Your Heart". n.d. Folder: 28. "Lonely Heart". n.d. Folder: 29. "Maedel Ruck, Ruck, Ruck". n.d. Folder: 30. "Make a Joyful Noise Unto the Lord". December 9, 1944, n.d. Folder: 31. "Manhattan Love Story". n.d. Folder: 32. "March". n.d. Folder: 33. "March of the Naval Reserves". n.d. Folder: 34. "Mazurka" and poem "To a Minor". n.d. 2 images available on website

Folder: 35. "Medley". n.d.

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Folder: 36. "Medley Fox Trot". n.d. Folder: 37. "Modern Movement" and "Theme and Variations". n.d. Folder: 38. "Modulations". n.d. Folder: 39. "Mornin'". n.d. Folder: 40. "North Romance". n.d. Folder: 41. "O Precious Day". April 25, 1945. Folder: 42. "Oh! Can This Be Love?". n.d. Folder: 43. "People Who Sleep". n.d. Folder: 44. "Perpetual Motion". n.d. Folder: 45. "Pink Pajamas". n.d. Folder: 46. "The Pink Pallet". n.d. 2 images available on website

Folder: 47. "Pirate Story". n.d. Folder: 48. "Poor Mr. Worthington". n.d. Folder: 49. "Price Hill Community Center March-Song". n.d. Folder: 50. "Romance of Working Man". n.d. Folder: 51. "St. Louis Blues". n.d. Folder: 52. "Scout Anthem". 1956. Image available on website

Folder: 53. "Second Theme" and "Second Theme in C Major". n.d. Folder: 54. "Serenade". n.d. Folder: 55. "Serenade to Sarah Markhart". n.d. Folder: 56. "She'll Marry Me". n.d. Folder: 57. "Shy Little Glance". n.d. Folder: 58. "Symphony in B Flat". n.d. Folder: 59. "Symphony in C Minor". December 7, 1956, n.d. Folder: 60. "Symphony Themes". November 26, 1956. Folder: 61. "To Teddy Hahn". n.d. Folder: 62. "Theme and Variations". n.d. Folder: 63. "Trio in B Flat". n.d. Folder: 64. "Up She Goes". n.d. Folder: 65. "Valse". n.d. Folder: 66. "Valse Modern". n.d. Folder: 67. "Viennese Waltz". October 6, 1945. Folder: 68. "Waltz Medley". n.d. Folder: 69. "Water Ballad". n.d. Folder: 70. "What Happens in My Head". n.d. Folder: 71. Untitled music. n.d.

Box 10. Teaching aids and Oversized Items. 1957-1962, n.d.

Folder: 1. Tune up for Music "Who makes music?" teaching aids. February 14, 1957. Folder: 2. Tune up for Music teaching aid. February 25, 1958.

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Folder: 3. Teaching aids. January 29, 1960, n.d. Folder: 4. Teaching aids for "Range of instruments". n.d. 4 images available on website

Folder: 5. Teaching aids for woodwinds. n.d. Folder: 6. Teaching aids for piano and organ. n.d. Folder: 7. Teaching aids. n.d. Folder: 8. Teaching aids. n.d. Folder: 9. Rodin tone impression teaching aid. n.d. Folder: 10. Declaration by WCPO Radio making December 18, 1959 "Be kind to Walter Weidenbacher Day". December 18, 1959. Folder: 11. Cincinnati Masonic Club memento with members' signatures. February 3, 1961, n.d. Folder: 12. Certified professional photographer, "C.C.P." certificate of achievement. September 13, 1962. Folder: 13. Sketch book. n.d. Folder: 14. Certified professional photographer award from Professional Photographers of Ohio. n.d.

Oversized Folders. 1950, n.d.

Oversized folder: 1. Sketches. 1950, n.d. Item: 1. Sketches of inventions. March 7, 1950, n.,d. Item: 2. Sketches of Harry Truman and a play "Blind Man's Bluff". n.d. Copyright © 2009-2011 Cincinnati Museum Center. All Rights Reserved. Images not to be reproduced without written authorization.

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