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Collection of Television Scripts for the Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt6t1nc77p No online items Finding Aid for the Collection of Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Processed by Arts Special Collections Staff; machine-readable finding aid created by Cheryl E. Clayton University of California, Los Angeles, Library Performing Arts Special Collections, Room A1713 Charles E. Young Research Library, Box 951575 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575 Phone: (310) 825-4988 Fax: (310) 206-1864 Email: [email protected] http://www2.library.ucla.edu/specialcollections/performingarts/index.cfm © 2004 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 1 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Finding Aid for the Collection of Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Collection number: 125 Note This online finding aid is not edited. (Check this website for updates.) The complete, edited paper copy of the finding aid, with container list, is available at the UCLA Performing Arts Special Collections for in-house consultation and may be obtained for a fee. See Contact Information below. UCLA Library, Performing Arts Special Collections Los Angeles, CA Processed by: UCLA Library, Performing Arts Special Collections staff Encoded by: Cheryl E. Clayton © 2004 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Descriptive Summary Title: Collection of Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, Date (inclusive): 1964-1967 Collection number: 125 Extent: 5 boxes (2.0 linear ft.) Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library. Performing Arts Special Collections. Los Angeles, California 90095-1575 Abstract: Andy Williams started appearing on television in the 1950s. Williams premiered his variety television show in the early 1960s on NBC. The program lasted for several years as one of NBC's top ranked programs. The collection consists of television scripts from The Andy Williams Show. Language: English. Restrictions on Use and Reproduction Copyright has not been assigned to the Performing Arts Special Collections, UCLA. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Arts Special Collections Librarian. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the Performing Arts Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained. Restrictions on Access COLLECTION STORED OFF-SITE AT SRLF: Advance notice required for access. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Collection of Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show (Collection 125). Performing Arts Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles. Biography In his teens Andy Williams began his singing career as one of the Four Williams brothers. The group teamed with comedianne Kay Thompson and formed a nightclub group. The group disbanded in 1952 and in 1954 Williams became a featured vocalist on The Tonight Show. After appearing in several summer replacement shows, Williams was given a fall series on NBC. The hour variety show lasted five seasons (1962-67) and featured The New Christy Minstrels and the Osmond Brothers. The show was produced by Bob Finkel and Edward Stephenson, directed by Bob Henry, and featured writers Don Hinkley, Harry Crane, and Mel Diamond. Scope and Content Collection consists of 59 television scripts from The Andy Williams Show dating October 5, 1964-March 12, 1967. Inventory includes an index of guests who appeared on the show. Indexing Terms Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 2 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. The Andy Williams show. Television scripts. • Robert Finkel Collection of Photographs of Television Variety Show Sets (Collection 146). Available at the Performing Arts Special Collections, UCLA. • Edward Stephenson Collection of Set Design Drawings for Television Shows (Collection 143). Available at the Performing Arts Special Collections, UCLA. Box 1 10/5/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Benny, Jack Leigh, Janet Winters, Jonathan Box 1 10/12/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Harris, Phil Liberace Box 1 10/19/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Ford, Tennessee Ernie Hirt, Al Box 1 10/26/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Rogers, Roy Evans, Dale Winters, Jonathan Box 1 11/16/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Booth, Shirley Mathis, Johnny Box 1 11/23/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Powell, Jane Winters, Jonathan Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 3 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Container List Box 1 11/30/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Andrews, Julie Box 1 12/7/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Goulet, Robert Darin, Bobby Box 1 12/21/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Williams Brothers, The Wences, Senor Osmand Brothers, The Young Americans, The Box 1 12/28/1964. Scope and Content Note Guests: Welk, Lawrence Berle, Milton Box 1 1/4/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Carney, Art Lee, Miss Peggy Box 1 1/11/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Darin, Bobby Damone, Vic Box 1 2/1/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: St. John, Jill Barry, Gene Box 1 2/15/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Fabray, Nanette Winters, Jonathan Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 4 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Container List Box 2 3/1/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Basie, Count Bennett, Tony Osmand Brothers, The Miller, Roger Box 2 3/8/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Jones, Shirley Terry-Thomas Box 2 4/5/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Bergen, Polly Winters, Jonathan Box 2 4/26/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Diller, Phyllis Hirt, Al Osmand Brothers, The Good Time Singers, The Box 2 9/17/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Raye, Martha Buttons, Red Lyman, Arthur Box 2 9/20/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Garland, Judy McCallum, David Arquette, Cliff Good Time Singers Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 5 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Container List Box 2 9/27/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Rogers, Roy Evans, Dale Harris, Phil Good Time Singers, The Box 2 10/4/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Fisher, Eddie Damone, Vic Williams, Roger Good Time Singers Box 2 10/11/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Hope, Bob Moore, Mary Tyler Miller, Roger Good Time Singers Box 2 10/25/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Young Gig Fabray, Nanette Righteous Bros., The Box 2 11/15/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Caesar, Sid Previn, Andre Fitzgerald, Ella Box 2 12/27/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Bergen, Polly Allen, Woody Sandler and Young Good Time Singers, The Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 6 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Container List Box 2 1/3/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Ford, Ernie Francis, Connie Williams, Roger Good Time Singers Box 2 1/17/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Diller, Phyllis Mathis, Johnny Osmand Brothers, The Box 2 1/31/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: "Golden Globe Awards" Box 3 6/7/1965. Scope and Content Note Guests: Osmand Brothers, The Good Time Singers, The Banks, Maggie Grusin, Dave Box 3 3/7/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Bennett Lee, Miss Peggy Gorshin, Frank Box 3 3/14/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Hirt, Al Berman, Shelley Goodtime Singers Chad & Jeremy Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 7 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Container List Box 3 3/14/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Damone, Vic Newley, Anthony Sherman, Allan Box 3 3/21/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Shawn, Dick Boone, Pat Box 3 4/4/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Boone, Pat Smothers Brothers, The Marie, Buffy Sainte Box 3 5/23/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Osmand Brothers, The Good Time Singers, The Amsterdam, Morey Castle, Nick Box 3 9/18/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Damone, Vic Osmand Brothers, The Prowse, Juliet Shawn, Dick Box 3 9/25/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Alpert, Herb Harris, Phil Heatherton, Joey Longet, Claudine Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 8 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Container List Box 3 10/2/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Hirt, Al Jones, Jack Lee, Peggy Newhart, Bob Box 3 10/9/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Darin, Bobby Newley, Anthony Shriner, Herb Wilson, Nancy Box 3 10/16/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Ames, Nancy Fisher, Eddie Hacket, Buddy Peter, Paul and Mary Box 3 10/23/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Allen, Steve Arnold, Eddy Clark, Petula Stevens, Inger Box 3 10/30/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Crosby, Bing Ford, Ernie Smith, Kate Young Americans, The Box 4 11/6/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Bergen, Polly Dean, Jimmy Winters, Jonathan Notre Dame Glee Club Finding Aid for the Collection of 125 9 Television Scripts for The Andy Williams Show, 1964-1967 Container List Box 4 11/13/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Count Basie & Orchestra Bennett, Tony Gore, Lesley Shriner, Herb Box 4 11/20/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Heatherton, Joey Horne, Lena Osmand Brothers, The Winters, Jonathan Box 4 12/4/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Association, The Boone, Pat Sommer, Elke Storch, Larry Box 4 12/11/1966. Scope and Content Note Guests: Eden, Barbara Harrison, Noel Jones, Jack Kalil and Taylor Box 4 12/18/1966.
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