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~/Skinner the Runaround Rep Ml'.')ll; .. lBHAitY 'iMJ'l'll MU:;rr; liALI. UNIVL 11 il'l"{ Ol•' ILLINOIS URBANA, iLLINOIS 61801 The Frank Skinner Collection / .J.</ Fr;;nk Skinner The Ugly American Rep. Manuscript $12.30 /.~rank Skinner Frontier Gal Rep. Manuscript 10.00 ~Frank Skinner Weekend with Father Rep. Manuscript /Frank Skinner Sword in the Desert Rep. Manuscript J; .00 ~ank Skinner Katie Rep. Manuscript 8.oo /}/. :rank Skinner Louisa Rep. Manuscript 7.60 ~Frank Skinner Free For All Rep. Manuscript 4.30 /.Frank Skinner The Desert Hawk Rep. Manuscript 12.40 ~ Frank Skinner The O"Flynn Rep. Manuscript 16.50 ~Frank Skinner Imitation· of Life Rep. Manuscript 15.70 ~ Frank Skinner The Egg and I Rep. Manuscript 8.30 ', ' LJ.Z: Frank Skinner Comanche Territory Rep. Manuscript 11.00 ',, ; ~/Skinner The Runaround Rep. Manuscript 5.20 0J(. Frank Skinner Chief Crazy Horse Rep. Manuscript 13.20 /.Erank Skinner . :. Sally and Saint Anne Rep. Man usc rip t 9.80 ~·Frank Skinner The Gal Who took the West Rep. Manuscript 8.80 ~Frank Skinner Francis Goes to the Races Rep. Manu:'>cript 9.30 J.B-( Frank Skinner Fox Fire Rep. Manuscript 13.00 /.~rank Skinner The Lady Pays Off Rep~~ Manuscript 8.oo ~Frank Skinner It Grows on Trees Rep • Manuscript 7.00 ~yank Skinner Smash Up Rep. Manuscript 7.00 ~ Frank Skinner No Room for the Groom Rep. Manuscript 7.50 ~· Frank Skinner My Man Godfrey Rep. Mm uscript 12.00 --24. frank Skinner Son of Frankenstein , Rep. Manuscript 9 .. 00 ~·Frank Skinner One Way Street Rep. Manuscript 7.00 ~26. Frank Skinner Top of the Town . Rep. Manuscript 21.50 2. r71/-.27. Frank Skirmer Flame of New Orleans Rep. Manuscript 8.50 !" -28. Frank Skinner White Savage Rep. Manuscript 12.00 --29. Frank Skinner Mad About Music Rep. Mcnuscript 7.50 ~ Frank Skinner WinEs of a Hawk Rep. Manuscript 10.00 L Frank Skinner Magnificent Obsession Rep. Manuscript 11.00 /.Frank Skiuner. Interlude Rep. Manuscript 10.00 ~rank Skirmer Battle Hymn Rep. Manuscript 13 •.50 • Frank Skitmer Mark of the Renegade Rep. Manuscript 8.oo v(. Frank Skinner Taza., Son of Cochise Rep. Manuscript 9.50 Skinner Desert Legion Rep. Manuscript 13.00 ~·Frank -·1 I ~rank Skinner The Tarnished Angels Rep. Manuscript B.oo rank Skinner One Desire Rep. Manuscript 11.00 ~ Frank Skinner Forbidden Rep. Manuscript 9.00 ~Frank Skinner Kathy-0 Rep. Manuscript 8.5o Frank Skinner Thunder Bay Rep. Mcnuscript 7.50 . ·' ~ Frank Skinner The Raging Tide Rep. Manuscript 8.oo Frank Skinner The Wonderful Years Rep. Manuscript s.so ·., ~ [\ ~ Frank Skinner The Naked City Rep. Manuscript 6.00 I J Skinner Life of Riley Rep. Manuscript 6.00 ~"i ~rank '! ~ ~ ~ ~Frank Skinner Dark Mirror Rep. Manuscript 8.oo ~~ ~ .t :; . ' Skinner (Personal Scrap Book) 9.50 "f ~rank ~~ i • Frank Skinner Canyon Passa{;e Rep. Manuscript 6.oo /.Frank Skinner Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein Rep. Mmuscript 9.00 Because ot You Rep. Manuscript 9.00 ~rank Skinner ~ ~ Frank Skinner Francis Rep. Manuscript 5.80 ~· Fra r:k Skinner The Tattered Dress Rep. Manuscript 1.00 ~Frank Skinner Harvey Rep. Manuscript 6.50 YFrank Skinner I'll Be Yours Rep. Manuscript 8.00 rJ57 Frank Skinner The Exile Rep. Manuscript 14.50 ~.~rank Skinner Bed Time for Bonzo Rep. Men uscript 7.00 {1(. Frank Skinner Bonz:> Goes to College Rep. Manuscript 10.00 /Frank Skinner Lights Out Rep. Manuscript 5.oo L Frank Skinner The Sleeping City Rep. Manuscript 5.50 ~Frank Skinner Once Upon a Horse Rep. Manuscript a.oo /. Frank Skinner Night in Paradise Rep. Manuscript 18.00 ~Frank Skinner Family Homymoon Rep. Mauscript 7.00 ~Frank Skinner Arabian Nights Rep. Manuscript 9.50 (j{. ~ I<,rank Skinner The Lady Gambles Rep~ Manuscript 7.50 ~_.Frank Skinner The Shrike Rep. Manuscript 6.00 /_Frank Skinner Never Say Goodbye Rep. Manuscript 8.oo ~Frank Skinner The Perfect Furlo~gh Repl Manuscript 8.00 d Frank Skinner For the Love of Mary Rep. Manuscript 7.00 ~Frank Skinner Madame-X Rep. Manuscript 13.00 ~ Frank Skinner The Appaloosa Rep. Manuscript 10.00 ~Frank Skinner Back Street Rep. Manuscript 15.00 ~, Frank Skinner The Man From the Alamo Rep. Manuscript a.oo vf'. Frank Skinner The World in His Arms Rep. Men uscript 9.00 ~ Frank Skinner Captain Newman Rep. Manuscript 6.00 ;; Frank Skinner The Mississippi Gambler Rep. Manuscript 7.00 ~Frank Skinner Double Crossbones Rep. Manuscript 9.50 ~- Frank Skinner Tammy Rep. Manuscript 8.50 V78. Frank Skinner Ride The Pink Horse Rep. Manuscript 3.50 ~· Frank Skinner Written on the Wind Rep. Manuscript a.oo • 4. Frank Skinner All That Heaven Allows Rep. Manuscript 8.oo ;Y-/ Frank Skinner Away All Boats Rep. Manuscript 8.oo &'~ Frank Skinner Swell Guy Rep. Manuscript 8.00 ~Frank Skinner Star in the Dust Rep. Manuscript 6.oo ~ Frank Skinner Shenandoah Rep. Manuscript 11.00 ~ ~ 85. Frank Skinner Frank Skinner Music by Frank Skinner Universal Studios 4-78RPM 10.00 Frank Skinner Back Street Universal Studios 5-7BRPM, 1-78 ,(10") RPM ""'- 88. Frank Skinner Arabian Nights Universal Studios 8-78RPM 2o.oo ~ 89. Frank Skinner Saboteur Universal Studios 4-78RPM 10.00 ~ 90., Frank Skinner Back Street Universal Studios 6-78RPM 15.00 (;;, <Aibv.w-".-) ·Ia.- 91 • Frank Skinner (A Collection) Universal Studios 2-78RPM 5.00 r: c;"\e. 92. Frank Skinner House of the Seven Gables[ Universal Studios 5-78RPM 12.50 ' ( (.I I ' \' -, ' 0 kiM- u! ~) ~ 93. Frank Skinner Spring Parade Universal Studios 6-78RPM 15.00 94. Frank Skinner Gloria Jean Universal Studios 1-78RPM,. 2-78RPM (10") 6.50 95. various King of Kings and Others Mercury MG2o64o LP 3.00 ~ 96. Frank Skinner Magnificent Obsession Decca DLB078 LP (2) 6.00 97. various Dream Time Decca DL8663 LP 3.00 ·~ 98. Frank Skinner Raging Tide Audiodiscs 1-78RPM .. 2.50 J99. Frank Skinner Written on the Wind Decca DL8424 LP 3.00 x 100. various Main Title Co;fh. CRL57o65 LP (2 records) 6.00 'i'_ v101. Frank Skinner House of the Seven Gables Valentine LP 3.00 t v102. Frank Skinner Shenandoah Decca DL9125 LP .. 3.00 ~ 103. Frank Skinner Love Themes Revere Records LP (•10") 2.50 't~~"\'\ /1o4. Frank Skinner The Snow Queen Decca 18977 LP (3 Records) 9.00 111. Burt Bacharach Casino Royale Columbia COSG-5005 LP 3.00 .. 5. 112. DeVol Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Colgens COS-108 LP 3.00 113. Quin~y Jones In Cold Blood Colgems COS-107 LP 3.00 114. various Shirley Temple Songs Movietone Records MTM1001 LP 115. Alex North Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolff Warner 1656 LP 3.00 116. various The Sound of Genius Columbia S001 LP 3.00 117. Brahms Rhapsody,intermezzi, etc DGG LPM18902 LP 3.00 118; various Johnny Green on Stage MGM E3694 LP 119. Leoncavallo Pagliacci {Highlights) Remington RLP-199-40 LP 3.00 120. various Love Me or Leave Me Columbia CL710 LP 121. R. Rodgers South Pacific Remington R199-115 LP 3.00 122. Delius Paris London LL923 LP 123. A. Previn Inside Daisy Clibver WArner Bros. W1616 LP 3.00 124. VaughiiMeader Cadence CLP3060 LP 3.00 125. A. Previn Goodbye Charlie 2oth Century Fox TFM3165 LP 3.00 126. E. Bernstein The Great Escape United Artist UAL4107 LP 3.00 127. Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto ~2 Remington R-199-32 LP 3.00 128. Red Nichols In Love with Red Capitol T999 LP 129. R. Rodgers Victory at Sea RCA Victor LM1779 LP 3.00 130. Waldo de los Rios South Americ~Suite Columbia WL152 LP 3.00 131. Rachmaninoff Symphony ~2 Mercury MG50142 LP 3.00 132 George Dunning 1001 Arabian Nights Co~pix CP410 LP 133 Frank Loesser Guys and Dolls Decca DL9023 LP 3.00 134. George Dunning The Naked City Co~pix CP505 LP 3.00 135. R. Rodgers Oklahoma Capitol SA0595 LP 3.00 136. Respighi The Pines and Fountains of Rome Columbia ML5279 LP 137. Manos Hadjidakis Never on Sunday United Artist UAL4070 LP 3.00 138. Gershwinn Porgy and Bess Columbia OL5410 LP 3.00 .t- 139. John Graas Premier in Jazz ANdex A3003 LP 3.00 r 140. various Spirit of Christmas Decca DL8939 LP 6. J 1 h1. Jerry Goldsmith Sand Pebbles 20th Century FoxS4189 LP 3.00 142. Ginastera-Chavez Cantata-Toccata Columbia ML584? LP 3.00 143. various Ballet Folklorio de Bellas Artes Musart 618 LP 3.00 144. various Love and Marriage Kapp KL1041 LP 3.00 145. Khatchaturian Concerto for Piano & Orchestra RCA LM10o6 LP 3.00 146. Dvorak String Quartet I? Decca DL9919 LP 3.00 14?. Tschaikovsky Sleeping Beauty Mercury MG50064 LP 3.00 148. Frank Skinner Shenandoah (selections) Universal Pictures RR26302 LP 3.00 149. Copland Applachian Spring, etc. Columbia ML515? LP 3.00 150. various Pop Concert Favorites MGM E3138 LP 3.00 151. Rachmaninoff Concerto ~2 Mercury MG50260 LP 3.00 152. Jarre Grand Prix MGM 51'E-8st LP 3.00 153. various excerpts from 20 works Angel SPRO 2??6/? LP 3.00 154. Jarre Proffessionals Colg~ms COMD-5001 L'P 3.00 155. various Concert Time USA MVM 145 LP 3.00 156. Brahms Rhapsody, intermezzi, et. OOG 1389202 LP 3 •. oo 15?. Hugo Friedhofer The Young Lions Decca DL8?19 LP 3.00 158. Virgil Thomson Suites Vanguard VRS10?1 LP 3~00 159. unknown Holiday in France Tops L1538-A LP 3.00 160. R. Rodgers Flower Drum Song Columbia OL5350 LP 3.00 161. Delius Eventyr; North Country Sketches Columbia ML 463? LP 3.00 162.
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