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This document is from the Cornell University Library's Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections located in the Carl A. Kroch Library. If you have questions regarding this document or the information it contains, contact us at the phone number or e-mail listed below. Our website also contains research information and answers to frequently asked questions. http://rmc.library.cornell.edu Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections 2B Carl A. Kroch Library Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853 Phone: (607) 255-3530 Fax: (607) 255-9524 E-mail: [email protected] Joyce Diane Bauer Brothers ('47 BSHE). Papers, ca. 1955-1988. Department of Manuscripts and University Archives Cornell University, Ithaca, New York PROD Archival LON NYCV86-A204 Search NYCV-NIC FIN CAL 4254 - 1 record in AMC + Brothers, loyce. loyce Brothers papers, 1955-1999. ca. 218 cubic ft. Psychologist. Cornell University Class of 1947. Columbia University Ph.D. 1955. Summary: Papers of Dr. loyce Brothers include correspondence. subject files, letters received, scripts. clippings, contracts, awards, photographs, cartoons. slides, and articles and books by Dr. Brothers. Audiovisual Archives of Dr. loyce Brothers include 463 motion picture films. ca. 787 video tapes, and 183 audio recordings. ed for twenty ve-ex bv ~ermission agreements are closed during the ssion of the donor. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library. 1. Celebrities. 2. Popular culture. 3. Psychologists--United States. 4. Motion pictures. 5. Videotapes. 6. Audio tapes. Dr. Joyce Brothers, Papers. Box # Title/Descrivtion Alphabetical subject file Farm File - Alphabetical Farm File, WFIL shows Farm File 3 Last of WFIL; File 4 Publicity "Things She Really Liked"; book manuscript File 4 Box 2 File 5 Box 1 File 5 Box 3 File 5 Box 4 "Good HousekeepingIt File Clippings PHOTOGRAPHS Files Awards (0.J. ) , (Tulare) Clippings Films Video tapes Video tapes and slides (Autograph, Mackay) Video tapes Audio tapes . ., Books -- i':,,., 8,,4c~4,:.+4, ,"y,c.i43Ll,*f.:i:e., . " 4 Audio tapes Files; new writers; correspondence (N-W) Correspondence Audio tapes Dr. Joyce Brothers, Papers. Box ~itle/Description 45 Printed miscellany and clippings 4 6 Files (KND - chronological by show) 47 Financial material, receipts 48 Magee files 49 Clippings 50 Award (Shriners) , (Kenosha), (Miss America pin) 2 o/s folders; caricatures, in map case 8-7 51-66 Commercial video tapes (2" video tapes) 67-68 Files 69 Files and clippings BOX 70 TO BE ASSIGNED. 7 1 Clippings 72-74 Files (72 - A-F; 74 important letters, chronological) 75 Video tapes 76 Clippings 77 Manuscripts and typescripts 78-79 clippings 80 Printed material, scripts 81-82 Clippings 83 Files 84 Clippings 85-86 Files (KNX News) BOXES 87 AND 88 -. NOT AS~/~NED 89 Files 90 Books (duplicates) Dr. Joyce Brothers, Papers. Box # Title/Description 9 1 Additional clippings, letters, plaques 92 Clippings (5" leg.) 93-134 Films 135 Books by others 136 Books and magazines with articles by J. B. 137 Two trophies 138 Photograph, cartoon, trophy, newspaper clipping 139 One boxed volume: "Fifty-three Stations on the Tokaido" 140 Memorabilia 141 Clippings and printed material 142 Audio tapes and slides V-273 ltAutograph'lMarilyn Mackay V-274 Miss America Video Tape PLUS: Three boxes for ongoing additions located on the holding shelf in the Processing Area Room. Newly added cassettes and films are not assigned V or F numbers. Clippings, trophies, and correspondence are added to appropriate boxes without further comment in the electronic or paper guides. Dr. Joyce Brothers, Papers. Box jl ~itle/Descriation 143 14935-14396 144 14395-13881 [?I 145 13868-13335 146 13334-12831 147 12830-12350 148 12349-11850 149 11849-11300 150 11299-10800 151 10799-10331 152 10329-9843 153 9842-9350 154 9349-8930 155 8929-8601 156 8600-8230 157 Correspondence, clippings, miscellany 158 Video, audio tapes 159 Video, audio tapes [not full] 160 Clippings 161 Films, awards, plaques 162 Scripts 163 1-400 164 401-760 165 761-1150 166 1151-1543 Dr. Joyce Brothers, Papers. Box # 167 168 169 170 17 1 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 18 5 186 Correspondence, clippings, miscellany 187 Audio, video tapes +sf- 188 Photos, clippings, awards, galleys, souvenirs, duplicate photos 189 Clippings scrapbooks Dr. Joyce Brothers, Papers. Title/Description 190 Correspondence, clippings 19 1 Correspondence, clippings , 192 Correspondence, clippings, tape, contact photo prints Box Folder Title/Description 11 Alcohol ism (NIAAA) 2 American Banker 3 Awards 4 ~ustraliasyndication 5 Ballantine Books 6 Balloon (Hot Air) 7 Benjamin Company 8 Bernstein, J. 9 Blank, David 10 Blondes vs. Brunettes 11 Bloopers & Practical Jokes 12 Buenhogar (Editorial America, S. A.) 13 Caesar's World - Tennis & Temperament 14 Chicago Museum 15 Children of Divorce 16 Dick Clark Company 17 College Poll 18 Columbia Pictures Contract 19 Computer World 20 Congress 2 1 Congressional Hearing - Problems of Mid-Life Women 22 Cooley, Earl 2 3 Dallas Morning News 24 Disney Contract 25-26 Disney I1 Disney I Disney Telephone #s Doubleday Box Folder ~itle/Descri~tion 1 31 Enright, Dan Contract 3 2 Enright, Dan 3 3 ~ntertainmentToday 34 Fein, Irving 35 Fonawin General 3 6 Fantasy 37 Ford 38 50+ Magazine 39 Frank, Conrad 4 0 Garanimals 4 1-4 2 General Foods Syndication 4 3 ~olfDigest 44 Good Morning America 45 Grandparents Info 4 6 Great space Coaster 4 7 Green, Vanessa 48 Grey Advertising 49 Gross & Associates 2 1 Guest Appearance 2 Hamot Medical Center Hands Across America Handyman Harper's Bazaar Harvard Law School Heathertel Winter Show Help Young America Hirschfeld, Albert Hobby Association Box Folder Title/Description 2 12 Hoechst-Halpern/McDevitt Contract 13 Hollywood Teens 14 Homes of America 15 Hope, Bob 16 Hospital Infection Control - Dr. Norins 17 Hostages 18 Hour Magazine 19 Howard, Sandy Productions 2 0 Human Persuasion Institute 2 1 Hunter, Lew 2 2 IBM Contract 23 I Love Men 24-26 Information 2 7 Important Letters 2 8 Important Letters (1984) 29 Important People 30-33 Important Letters (1985) 3 4 International Council of Shopping Centers 3 5 Ingels 3 6 Inter-American Commission of Women (J. B. was Chair) National Current - Jaws Jaeger, Kobi Johnson KABC News Kids King of Comedy King - Marriage & Divorce Items Box Folder ~itle/Description 3 2 ~abunski,Steven 3 Landis, Joe Landsburg, Allan Lectures Legal Legal I1 Library London Times Look Magazine Love Love American Style The Love Report Lover's Letter ~ac~enzieLtd Canada MacMillan "Magazinesw Makovsky, Ken Marshall, Gary Mature Outlook Medic Alert Merv Griffin Metropolitan Communications Metromedia Midday Live Miscellaneous Monitor Movies MTV Box Folder Title/Description 3 34 Music 35 NBC Letters 1982 3 6 NBC Australia 37 NBC News 50th Anniversary Special 38 National Enquirer 39 National Star 4 0 N.E.T. 4 1 New York Magazine 4 2 N Y Post (Letters) 43 N.I.W.S. 44-45 N Y Management Testing Co. 4 1-2 N Y Times 3-6 Offers I 7-11 Offers I1 12-13 Offers I1 14 Oh God I1 15 One Life to Live 16 Orthodontists 17-19 Parade 20 Parentology 21 Penthouse 22 People Magazine 23-24 People's Choice Awards 25 Permissions 5 1-3 Polls 4 Pool Life 5 Prentice Hall 6 Proctor & Gamble - Joy Box Folder Title/Descriution 5 7 Progressive Grocer 8-9 Promos 10-11 Promotions 12 Public Relations 13 Public Service 14 Ralston Purina Radio Show 15 Ralston Purina 16 Sally Jesse Raphael 17 Reader's Digest 18 Resource 19-20 Sales Lectures 2 1 Scheftel, Stuart 2 2 $64,000.00 Question 23 South Africa 24 Southland Corporation 2 5 Southland 2 6 Southwestern Bell Anxiety Article 27 spiegel 28 Sponsors 29 Sports 3 0 special Assignment - CBS Network Psychology of Football Aired 12/16/73 Taft Tapes Tennis Tel-Med Contract Today Show Today Show I1 Box Folder Title/Descrivtion 6 1-5 Today Show 6 Today in New York 7-9 Tonight Show 10 Trevira Publicity I 11 Triangle List 12 Triangle 13 TSR 1982 14 Turner, Ted 15 Turner, Ted Contract 1980 16 TV Contracts (Misc.) 17-19 TV Contracts I1 2 0 TV Guide 21-22 TV Guide I1 23-24 20/20 2 5 Tylenol 2 6 United Educators 7 1 U S Magazine 2 U S Magazine Article 3 US0 4 U.S. President - Psychology of the Presidential Press Conference U.S. Shoe Company U.S.A. Today - Product Terrorism and Tylenol Video Review Videotape Video v I P Poll Vogue - Beauty Article Box Folder ~itle/Descri~tion 7 12 WCBS 13 WCBS-TV TV News 14 Weyerhaeuser (Retirement) 15 Weightwatcher Diet 16 Westinghouse Syndication 17 What's My Line 18 White, Ed Contract 19-23 White, Edward 24 White House 25 Who's Who 26 WLS-TV General 27 WMCA Special Letters 1972 28 WMCA Special Letters 1971 29 WNBC News 3 0 WNBC-TV News 3 1 WNBC Special Letters 32 WNEW 3 3 Women's Day 34 Women's Lib 35 World Publishing 3 6 World Topics Year Book 37-39 WPIX-TV 40-41 Xerox Copies of Important Letters 42 Young, Kak 8 1 Armstrong Management Meeting Speech 2 Armstrong Notes - Carpet Marketing Meeting (4-7-75) 3 Armstrong Management Meeting Discussion Paper (3-7- 75) Box Folder Title/Description 8 4 Armstrong Publicity 5 Armstrong Cork 6 Armstrong Miscel. 7 Armstrong Armstrong Misc. Better Than Ever New Book Cosmetic Pamphlets Franchises International I1 Franchises International ~ranklinPierce College Freemantle Garanimals ~aranimalschildren's Clothes Material Lectures Completed 1968 Lectures Completed 1965 Greyhound Newsletter - Listening Greyhound Newsletters Greyhound Commercials Used Greyhound Contract Home Handy Man Joyce Brothers All Scripts, Research Notes, Etc.
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