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The Inventory of the Jerry Hadley Collection #1729 The Inventory of the Jerry Hadley Collection #1729 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Hadley, Jerry #1729 10/19/06 Preliminary Listing I. Printed Materials. Box 1 A. Programs re: performances by JH. 1. 1970. [F. 1] 2. 1971. 3. 1973. 4. 1974. 5. 1975. 6. 1976. [F. 2] 7. 1977. 8. 1978. [F. 3] 9. 1979. [F. 3-4] 10. 1980. [F. 5-6] 11. 1981. [F. 7-8] 12. 1982. [F. 9-11] Box 2 13. 1983. [F. 1-2] 14. 1984. [F. 3-5] 15. 1985. [F. 6-7] 16. 1986. [F. 8-10] 17. 1987. [F. 11-13] Box 3 18. 1988. [F. 1-2] 19. 1989. [F. 3-6] 20. 1990. [F. 7-10] 21. 1991. [F. 10- 13] Box 4 a. Ibid. [F. 1-3] 22. 1992. [F. 3-9] 23. 1993. [F. 9-15] 24. 1994. [F. 15-19] Box 5 25. 1995. [F. 1-3] 26. 1995-1996. [F. 4] 27. 1996. [F. 5-7] 28. 1996-1997. [F. 8-9] 29. 1997. [F. 10-12] 30. 1997-1998. [F. 13-14] 31. 1998. [F. 15] 32. 1998-1999. [F. 16] 33. 1999. [F. 17-18] Box 6 a. Ibid. [F. 1-2] 34. 1999-2000. [F. 3] Hadley, Jerry (10/19/06) 35. 2000. [F. 4-6] 36. 2000-2001. [F. 7-8] 37. 2001. [F. 9] 38. 2001-2002. [F. 10] 39. 2002. [F. 11] 40. 2002-2003. [F. 12] 41. 2003-2006. [F. 13] 42. Undated. [F. 14-16] B. Magazines. Box 6 1. Opera News, 40 issues, 1992-1997. [F. 17-18] Box 7 a. Ibid. [F. 1] 2. Opera Monthly, 11 issues, 1989-1990. [F. 2] 3. Approx. 100 various publications with articles re: JH, 1982-2000. [F. 3-10] Box 8 C. Approx. 125 newsletters and flyers, 1987-1997. [F. 1-2] D. Approx. 800 clippings re: JH, 1982-2000. [F. 3-12] Box 9 1. Ibid. [F. 1-9] E. 6 reviews re: JH=s performances, 1982, 1993-1995. [F. 10] F. Miscellaneous. 1. ASecrets of Suzanne,@ program, 1953, 2 copies. 2. AStreet Scene,@ program, 1947, photocopy. 3. Postcard. 4. Opera lyrics, photocopy. 5. Performance list for tape of AVienna Performance,@ featuring JH. 6. 2 calendars featuring JH. [F. 11] II. Professional Materials. A. 2 press packets re: JH; includes multiple copies; biographies; photographs; clippings. [F. 12] B. Miscellaneous. 1. JH=s biographies. 2. Performance schedules. 3. Costume measurements. 4. Tape lists. III. Correspondence. Box 10 A. Approx. 55 ALS, TLS to JH: 1977-2005, n.d.; notables include: [F. 1] 1. Horne, Marilyn (Jackie). 2 TLS, 1993 and 1994. IV. Financial Materials. A. 5 receipts. [F. 2] B. 1 invoice re: salaries/ royalties. Hadley, Jerry (10/19/06) V. Miscellaneous. A. 2 name tags. B. 3 ticket stubs. C. Menu. D. 3 phone messages. E. Gift tag. F. Unidentified list, holograph. VI. Photographs. A. Headshots re: JH. [Env. 1] 1. Four 8 x 10" black and white prints; includes negatives. 2. 3 x 5" black and white print. B. Re: JH=s performances. 1. Eight 8 x 10" black and white prints. 2. Two 3 x 5" color photographs. 3. 4 x 6" black and white prints. C. Personal re: JH and others. 1. 8 x 10" black and white print. 2. 8 2 x 11" color print. 3. Thirteen 3 x 5" color prints. 4. 3 x 6" color print. 5. 3 passport pictures of others. 6. 10 2 x 13 1/4" color photograph printed on cardboard. [F. 3] Hadley, Jerry (10/19/06) Hadley, Jerry #1729 10/19/06 Addenda Added to Box 10 I. Correspondence. A. Professional, approx. 20 ALS, TLS, ANS, cards, and postcards; includes placards from JH=s exhibit at HGARC.; notables include: [F. 4] 1. Domingo, Placido (tenor). Card, n.d.; includes envelope. 2. Reagan, Ronald (President, US). TLS, 02/02/81. 3. Sills, Beverly (NY City Opera General Director). ALS, n.d. 4. Sutherland, Dame Joan (soprano). Postcard, Christmas, 1996. II. Printed Materials; includes placards from JH=s exhibit at HGARC. A. ALevine, Met find the true >Gatsby,= clipping re: review of JH=s performance in AGreat Gatsby,@ Boston Globe, 05/17/02. B. Opera News magazine, 1/17/98. C. Programs. 1. AThe 1996 Time for Peace Award,@ 12/15/96. 2. AAllen Creek Preschool Presents Jerry Hadley: a Celebration of American Music,@ 05/16/98. D. Program booklets. 1. ACreative America: A Celebration in Readings and Song,@ 10/7/97. 2. APaul McCartney=s Liverpool Oratorio,@ 6/28/06. 3. AA Wedding,@ 12/11/04. [F. 5] 4. AMetropolitan Opera in Japan,@ May-June 1997. III. Scrapbooks. A. 1 scrapbook re: reviews and photographs of JH=s performances, 1979- 1985. IV. Personal Memorabilia. A. Button, AWe Love Jerry Hadley.@ B. Scene pass, AWest Side Story,@ 8/17/96. Hadley, Jerry (10/19/06 Addenda) Hadley, Jerry #1729 11/29/06 Preliminary Listing Added to Box 10 I. Audio. A. Compact discs. [No Folder] 1. AA Song of Naples.@ 2. AStanding Room Only.@ Hadley, Jerry (11/29/06) Hadley, Jerry #1729 12/10/07 Preliminary Listing I. Printed Materials. Box 11 A. Programs; includes performances by JH. [F. 1] 1. AAblaut Des Abend.@ 2. AAn die Musik.@ 3. AThe Barber of Seville.@ 4. ALa Boheme@ (2 copies). 5. AThe Bradley University Chorale.@ 6. ACarmen.@ [F. 2] 7. AA Celebration of American Music.@ a. Apr. 25, 1988. b. May 16, 1988. c. Sep. 17 and 19, 1998. d. Undated copy. e. Program notes. 8. ALa Clemezia di Tito@ (2 copies). 9. AThe Conquistador.@ 10. AThe Converse Sinfonietta@ (3 copies). 11. ACosi Fan Tutte@ (2 copies). 12. ADer Liebestraum.@ [F. 3] 13. ADie Zauberflote.@ 14. ADistinguished Artists Series, 1993-94.@ 15. ADon Giovanni@ (2 copies). 16. AElektra.@ [F. 4] 17. AEugene Onegin.@ a. Mar. 1989 (2 copies). b. Dec. 1992 (2 copies). 18. AFaculty Recital, University of Connecticut, 1978-79" (3 copies). [F. 5] 19. “Falstaff.@ 20. AFestliche Opernagala Fur die Deutsche AIDS-Stiftung@ (2 copies). 21. AJames Galway.@ 22. AThe Great Gatsby@ (3 copies). 23. AGive Thanks.@ 24. Re: JH recitals. a. ALos Alamos Concert Association.@ [F. 6] b. AAlex Theatre,@ 3 copies. c. AAn Evening of American Lyric Theater@ (7 copies); includes program notes. Hadley, Jerry (12/10/07) d. AThe Barns of Wolf Trap@ (2 copies). e. ABaylor University.@ f. ABradley University.@ g. ABureau Valley High School@ (4 copies). h. ACarnegie Recital Hall@(2 copies), Apr. 1984. i. ACarnegie Hall,@ Feb. 24, 1989. j. ACentral Michigan University.@ k. ACharlotte Community Concert Association.@ [F. 7] l. AClarice Smith Performing Arts Center at Maryland.@ m. AUniversity of Connecticut.@ n. AElkhart Concert Club.@ o. AEmory University.@ p. AFriends University.@ q. ALeo Rich Theater.@ r. ALincoln Center@ (2 copies). s. AManitoba Opera.@ t. AMerkin Concert Hall.@ u. AUniversity of Missouri@ (3 copies). v. AOpelika Arts Association.@ w. APrinceton University@ (3 copies). x. AThe QRS Arts Foundation@ (3 copies). y. AThe Richard Tucker Music Foundation.@ z. ARockford Community Concert Association.@ aa. ARosary College.@ bb. AUniversity South Carolina-Aileen@ (2 copies). [F. 8] cc. ASt. John=s Episcopal Church@ (3 copies). dd. AThomasville Cultural Center.@ ee. AWar Memorial Opera House.@ ff. AWayne State University.@ gg. AWheaton College@ (2 copies). hh. AWesley United Methodist Church@ (3 copies); includes 3 printed items. ii. AWilliam Jewell College.@ jj. AKennesaw State University.@ 25. AHamlet@ (3 copies). 26. AIdomeneo.@ [F. 9] 27. AI Hear America Singing.@ 28. AJenufa.@ [F. 10] 29. ALake George Opera Festival@ (3 copies). 30. ALincoln Center 15th Anniversary of Richard Tucker Music Foundation.@ 31. ALiverpool Oratorio,@ includes CD booklets. [F. 11] a. ALiverpool Oratorio@ at Carnegie Hall. Hadley, Jerry (12/10/07) b. ALiverpool Oratorio@ at Royal Festival Hall, 3 copies. 32. ALa Loca.@ [F. 12] 33. ALucia di Lammermoor,@ includes: a. ANew York City Opera@ (2 copies). b. ALincoln Center.@ 34. AMacon Concert Association@ (2 copies). 35. AMadama Butterfly.@ 36. ADe la Maison des Morts.@ 37. AManon@ (3 copies). 38. AMarilyn Horne and Friends.@ 39. AThe Mayor=s Arts Gala.@ 40. AMissa Solemnis@ (2 copies). 41. AIl re Pastore@ (3 copies). [F. 13] 42. ALuciano Pavarotti Benefit Performance@ (3 copies). 43. AThe Rake=s Progress@ (2 copies). 44. ARavina Festival@ (3 copies), 1991. Box 12 45. ARigoletto,@ includes: [F. 1] a. New York City Opera, Lincoln Center, 9/16/84. b. Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center (2 copies), 4/6/89. c. Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center (2 copies), 9/26/90. d. Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center (2 copies), 10/3/90. e. Hamburg Opera, 9/1/95. 46. ANed Rorem Hosts@ (2 copies), 2/18/99. [F. 2] 47. ASalute to Vienna@, includes: a. Lincoln Center (2 copies). b. Kennedy Center (2 copies). c. 10th Anniversary Concert. 48. ALa Traviata,@ includes: a. 1980. b. 1988-1989. c. 11/8/90 (2 copies). d. 12/13/90. 49. AA View from a Bridge@ 50. AWar Requiem,@ San Francisco (3 copies). [F. 3] 51. AWerther,@ (2 copies). 52. AThe Wilton Candlelight Concerts,@ (2 copies). B. General. [F. 4-5] 1. Paul McCartney World Tour booklet. 2. Flyers re: JH. 3. AJH and Leonard Berstein: A Complete Catalogue of His Works.@ 4. CD booklet. 5. Metropolitan Opera booklets, 1974-75, 75-76. 6. Various aria lyrics. Hadley, Jerry (12/10/07) 7. APeanuts@ comic book. 8. Newspaper clippings, 1974-2004. 9. Ceremony programs, re: a. Linda McCartney=s funeral. b. George Symonds= funeral. c. Gail Worfolk and Kevin Krois marriage ceremony. Additional printed material (posters) are located in the Large Size Material section of this preliminary listing. II. Film and Video. A. VHS cassettes (unless noted). Box 12 1. AAdvent Musicals 12/23/90, Zion Lutheran Church, Stamford, Connecticut,@ 2 VHS.
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