Starlight musicals
records, 1940–1997

Collection Information

Biographical/Historical Sketch

Scope and Content Note

Series Contents

Cataloging Information

Processed by

Kelly Gascoine
2 June 2008

Manuscript and Visual Collections Department
William Henry Smith Memorial Library
Indiana Historical Society
450 West Ohio Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202-3269

www.indianahistory.org

COLLECTION INFORMATION

VOLUME OF COLLECTION:	Manuscript Materials: 26 document cases, 14 oversized boxes, 10 Bound Volumes, 5 folders in flat file storage Visual Materials: 11 boxes of photographs, 1 box of OVA size photographs, 1 box of OVC size photographs, 2 boxes of color photographs, 1 folder of OVA size color photographs, 1 box of OVB size graphics, 3 folders of OVC size graphics, 7 bins of slides, 3 bins of 35 mm negatives, 9 4x5 negatives
COLLECTION DATES:	1940–1997 (Bulk 1970s–1990s)
PROVENANCE:	Margot L. Eccles, Indianapolis, IN, 2007
RESTRICTIONS:	None
COPYRIGHT:
REPRODUCTION RIGHTS:	Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection must be obtained from the Indiana Historical Society.
ALTERNATE FORMATS:
RELATED HOLDINGS:
ACCESSION NUMBER:	2007.0058
NOTES:

BIOGRAPHiCal/historical SKETCH

For almost 50 years, Starlight Musicals entertained Indianapolis with summer musical theater productions and concerts. Started in 1944 as Stars Under the Stars, the company later changed its name to the Indianapolis Theatre Association, then to Starlight Musicals. Productions were performed at the State Fairgrounds and the Butler Bowl. In 1955, Starlight Musicals relocated to the open-air Hilton U. Brown Theater at Butler University. For many years, Starlight Musicals functioned as a resident professional musical theater company. By 1980, the organization preferred to book traveling shows instead. However, by 1989, Starlight Musicals returned to its roots as a resident company. Over the years, Starlight Musicals attracted top-notch talent to Indianapolis. Performers and actors have included Yul Brenner, Carol Burnett, Jack Benny, Liberace, Liza Minelli, Dick Van Dyke, Bob Newhart, Joan Rivers, Wayne Newton, Debbie Reynolds, and Tony Randall to name just a few. During the 1980s and 1990s, Starlight Musicals struggled with financial difficulties. In 1993, facing slow ticket sales and a difficult financial situation, Starlight Musicals closed shortly before the start of the summer season and filed for bankruptcy.

Margot Lacy Eccles served on Starlight Musicals board of directors for many years and donated this collection to the Indiana Historical Society. Ms. Eccles attended Tufts University and studied at the American Theater Wing of NYC and the University of Paris. Vice President of Communication and Shareholder Relations and board member at LDI, Ms. Eccles still finds time to be involved in her community. She serves as the Chair of the Lacy foundation, has acted as the director for the Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee, sits on Franklin College’s board of trustees, and is a member of the Indiana Symphony Society, the Junior Achievement of Central Indiana and United Way of Central Indiana. Ms. Eccles also serves on the Heartland Film Festival board of governors and is a member of the Indiana Black Expo Cultural Pavilion Gala Committee and the Race Relations Leadership Network Committee. In 2007, she won the 400 Bricklayer Award from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Sources:

Bodenhamer, David J. and Robert G. Barrows. The Encyclopedia of Indianapolis.

Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1994.

LDI Ltd., LLC. “Our Executive Team.” www.ldiltd.com. Accessed March 9, 2008.

Theater. Clippings file. Indiana Historical Society.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

This collection features documents and photographs of the Starlight Musicals theater company and the performances they produced in Indianapolis. Records span the 1940s through the 1990s, with the bulk of the materials dating to the 1980s and 1990s. Materials include photographs, slides, negatives, artifacts, scrapbooks, architectural drawings, promotional materials, programs, and other materials.

Series 1: Business Records, ca. 1960s–1990s. Records are organized chronologically. This series includes mostly reports and minutes from board meetings and legal documents, the bulk of which date to the1980s and 1990s.

Series 2: Scripts. Scripts are organized alphabetically.

Series 3: Musical Scores. Scores are organized alphabetically. Some are full production scores; some are scores of just one song.

Series 4: Musicals and Concert Productions, ca. 1970s–1990s. The series is organized chronologically. It includes information on Starlight Musicals shows and touring productions at Starlight and around the country. It includes set information, stage blueprints, cast information, some publicity and press release drafts. The films have not been processed at this time as the library does not have equipment to convert the film to the DVD format. The films are in storage and will be processed at a later date.

Series 5: Actor and Staff Information. This series is organized alphabetically. It includes actors’ and staff’s headshots, resumes, and biographies as well as information about people involved in productions.

Series 6: Programs, ca. 1950s–1990s. This series begins with non-Starlight Musicals programs, organized alphabetically first by town name then by theater name. These are followed by Starlight Musicals programs, organized chronologically. Programs are for musicals, concerts, and other theater productions.

Series 7: Publicity and Press, ca. 1940s–1990s. Publicity includes promotional materials, press releases, newspaper articles, and additional materials publicizing Starlight Musicals and their programs to the public. Materials are organized chronologically.

Series 8: Visual Materials, ca. 1960s–1990s. This series includes photographs of productions, including cast, sets, and performances. It also includes negatives and slides. Photographs of concerts and theater productions are first in alphabetical order, followed by additional photographs, slides, and negatives in chronological order.

series CONTENTS

Series 1: Business Records, ca. 1960s–1990s

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Starlighters Records, 1962–1974	Box 1, Folder 1
Amphitheater Cover Architectural Drawings	OM 471 Folder 4 Flat File 16-m
1976 Board of Directors information	Box 1, Folder 2
By-laws, mission statement, organizational structure, ca. 1980s	Box 1, Folder 3
Contracts and Riders, ca. 1980s	Box 1, Folder 4
1986 Board of Directors Records	Box 1, Folder 5
1987 Board of Directors Records	Box 1, Folder 6
1987–1988 Executive Committee Minutes	Box 1, Folder 7
Board of Directors Records, ca. 1987–1990	Box 1, Folder 8
1988 Board of Directors Minutes	Box 1, Folder 9
Contracts with Stage Employees, 1988, 1991	Box 1, Folder 10
1988–1992 Board Development	Box 1, Folder 11
1989 Board of Directors Records and Minutes	Box 1, Folder 12
Documents from 1989–1991	Box 1, Folder 13
1990 Board of Directors Records and Minutes	Box 1, Folder 14
1990s Lawsuit with Crystal Catering	Box 1, Folder 15
Legal documents, Starlight v. Caswell et al (folder 1 of 3)	Box 1, Folder 16
Legal documents, Starlight v. Caswell (folder 2 of 3)	Box 1, Folder 17
Legal documents, Starlight v. Caswell (folder 3 of 3)	Box 2, Folder 1
Timothy Moore Deposition in Starlight v. Caswell et al	Box 2, Folder 2
Timothy Moore Deposition, Second Copy	Box 2, Folder 3
Additional Materials from Starlight v. Caswell	Box 2, Folder 4
WXLW Advertising Information (in regards to Starlight v. Caswell)	Box 2, Folder 5
Information about David Caswell	Box 2, Folder 6
Photographs in connection with Starlight v. Caswell	Photographs: Box 1, Folder 1
1990–1993 Internal Memos and Public Press Releases	Box 2, Folder 7
1991 Board of Directors Minutes and Records	Box 2, Folder 8
1991 Proposal 481	Box 2, Folder 9
1991 AEA (Actors’ Equity Association) Contracts	Box 2, Folder 10
1991–1992 Contracts	Box 2, Folder 11
1991–1992 Executive Committee Minutes	Box 2, Folder 12
1991–1992 Labor Communications	Box 3, Folder 1
1991–1992 Starlighters Records	Box 3, Folder 2
1992 Board of Directors Minutes	Box 3, Folder 3
1992 Alan Berstein Resignation Letter	Box 3, Folder 4
1992 Performers and Staff Contact Sheets	Box 3, Folder 5
1992 Chicago and New York City Auditions	Box 3, Folder 6
Costume Department, 1992	Box 3, Folder 7
1992 Contracts and Financial Information	Box 3, Folder 8
1992–1993 Board of Directors Records	Box 3, Folder 9
1993 Board of Directors Minutes	Box 3, Folder 10
1993 Records	Box 3, Folder 11
1997 Bankruptcy Court Records	Box 3, Folder 12
50^th Year Celebration Notes	Box 3, Folder 13
Correspondence	Box 3, Folder 14
Personnel Information	Box 3, Folder 15
Letterhead	Box 3, Folder 16
K.F. Williams Job, 1994	Box 3, Folder 17
Notepad with Starlight records information	Box 3 Folder 18

Series 2: Scripts

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
A Little Night Music. Script and Vocal score (folder 1 of 2)	Box 3, Folder 19
A Little Night Music. Script and Vocal score (folder 2 of 2)	Box 3, Folder 20
Ain’t Misbehavin’ [David Dreyfoos’ copy]	Box 4, Folder 1
Annie Get Your Gun. First copy. [Bate, Indpls Theater Assoc.’s copy]	Box 4, Folder 2
Annie Get Your Gun. Second copy [Beggs, Indpls Theatre Assoc.’s copy]	Box 4, Folder 3
Baby. Handwritten notes in script. [David Dreyfoos’ copy]	Box 4, Folder 4
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas	Box 4, Folder 5
Bye, Bye, Birdie. First copy	Box 4, Folder 6
Bye, Bye, Birdie. Second copy with different pages.	Box 4, Folder 7
Chicago	Box 4, Folder 8
The Firefly. First copy with notes in script. [Bate, Indpls. Theatre Assoc.’s copy]	Box 4, Folder 9
The Firefly. Second copy with different notes in script. [Beggs, Indpls. Theatre Assoc’s copy]	Box 4, Folder 10
Kiss Me Kate. First copy with notes in script	Box 4, Folder 11
Kiss Me Kate. Second copy with additional pages and different notes in script	Box 5, Folder 1
Kiss Me Kate. Third copy with different notes in script from Muny. [with sound cues for Lisa Jean]	Box 5, Folder 2
On the Town	Box 5, Folder 3
The Phantom of the Opera. Notes in script. [David Dreyfoos’ copy]	Box 5, Folder 4
The Red Mill. [Notes on original folder “Victor Herbert. Indianapolis Operetta Associates” and “de Ancuercl”]	Box 5, Folder 5
Song of Norway. First copy. [Bate, Indpls. Theatre Assoc.’s copy]	Box 5, Folder 6
Song of Norway. Second copy [Beggs, Indianapolis Theatre Association’s copy]	Box 5, Folder 7
The Student Prince. [David Dreyfoos’ copy]	Box 5, Folder 8
The Three Musketeers. [Beggs, Indianaoplis Theatre Association’s copy]	Box 5, Folder 9

Series 3: Musical Scores

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
“‘S Wonderful”	Box 5, Folder 10
A Little Night Music. Conductor’s score (folder 1 of 3)	Box 6, Folder 1
A Little Night Music. Conductor’s score (folder 2 of 3)	Box 6, Folder 2
A Little Night Music. Conductor’s score (folder 3 of 3)	Box 6, Folder 3
“All the Things You Are”	Box 6, Folder 4
“All Through the Night” from Anything Goes	Box 6, Folder 5
“Anchors Aweigh”	Box 6, Folder 6
“Anything Goes” from Night and Day	Box 6, Folder 7
Applause. Piano conductor parts	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 1
Applause. Conductor’s score and Insert for No 9	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 2
Applause. No. 4, “But Alive”	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 3
Applause. No. 10, “Hurry Back”	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 4
Applause. No. 20, “Halloween”	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 5
Applause. No. 4 “But Alive,” and No. 6 “Who’s that Girl?”	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 6
Applause. “Welcome to the Theater” and No. 21 “Something Great”	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 7
Bells Are Ringing. “Hello, Hello There”	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 8
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas	Box 6, Folder 8
Brigadoon	OMB 108 Box 1, Folder 9
Bye, Bye Birdie (folder 1 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 2, Folder 1
Bye, Bye Birdie (folder 2 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 2, Folder 2
Cabaret. 1970	OMB 108 Box 2, Folder 3
Camelot	Box 6, Folder 9
“Carioca” from Flying Down to Rio	OMB 108 Box 2, Folder 4
Carousel	OMB 108 Box 2, Folder 5
“Charleston” from Runnin’ Wild	OMB 108 Box 2, Folder 6
“Chocolate Soldier”	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 1
Damn Yankees	Box 6, Folder 10
“Dolce Far Niente”	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 2
Fiddler On the Roof “Do You Love Me?”	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 3
“Fifi” from Every Day’s A Holiday	Box 6, Folder 11
Funny Girl	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 4
Gershwin Concerto, Conductor’s Score	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 5
Gershwin Concerto, Piano part	Box 6, Folder 12
Gershwin Concerto, Violin I part	Box 6, Folder 13
Gershwin Concerto, Violin II part	Box 7, Folder 1
Gershwin Concerto, Viola part	Box 7, Folder 2
Gershwin Concerto, Cello part	Box 7, Folder 3
Gershwin Concerto, Bass part	Box 7, Folder 4
Gershwin Concerto, Piccolo, Flute, and Clarinet parts	Box 7, Folder 5
Gershwin Concerto, Oboe, Bassoon, Trumpet parts	Box 7, Folder 6
Gershwin Concerto. Trombone, Tuba, Horns parts	Box 7, Folder 7
Gershwin Concerto, Percussion parts	Box 7, Folder 8
“Gold and Silver”	Box 7, Folder 9
Gordon Brown	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 6
Gypsy. [Transposed for April Shawhan. Rows 1–50 from A⁶ up to C]	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 7
Hello Dolly	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 8
How to Succeed (folder 1 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 3, Folder 9
How to Succeed (folder 2 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 4, Folder 1
“I Ain’t Got Nobody”	Box 7, Folder 10
“I Am Loved” from Out of This World	Box 7, Folder 11
I Do, I Do. (folder 1 of 3) [Transpositions from Edie Adams and Paul Cassidy. #1 Prologue, #4 I Love My Wife, #6 My Cup Runneth Over, #7 Love Isn’t Everything, #9 It’s a Well Known Fact, #17 What is a Woman]	OMB 108 Box 4, Folder 2
I Do, I Do (folder 2 of 3)	OMB 108 Box 4, Folder 3
I Do, I Do (folder 3 of 3)	OMB 108 Box 4, Folder 4
“ I Get A Kick Out of You”	OMB 108 Box 4, Folder 5
“I’ve Got You Under My Skin” from Born to Dance	Box 7, Folder 12
“I’ve Got You Under My Skin” Second copy	Box 7, Folder 13
“Josephine”	Box 8, Folder 1
The King and I	OMB 108 Box 5, Folder 1
Kiss Me Kate “So In Love” (folder 1 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 5, Folder 2
Kiss Me Kate “So In Love” (folder 2 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 5, Folder 3
Kiss Me Kate “Wunderbar”	OMB 108 Box 5, Folder 4
Kiss Me Kate “From This Moment On”	Box 8, Folder 2
Kiss Me Kate. Additional orchestra selections	OMB 108 Box 5, Folder 5
“Lovely Day” and “Marrying for Love”	OMB 108 Box 5, Folder 6
Mame. “Christmas Reprise” [Transpositions of role of Mame. Kaye Stevens. 1969]	OMB 108 Box 5, Folder 7
Mame. “If He Walked Into My Life” and “Its Today Reprise”	OMB 108 Box 5, Folder 8
Mame. “Its Today”	OMB 108 Box 6, Folder 1
Mame. “Open a New Window”	OMB 108 Box 6, Folder 2
Mame. Piano Transpositions	OMB 108 Box 6, Folder 3
Mame. “That’s How Young I Feel,” “Christmas,” and “My Best Girl”	OMB 108 Box 6, Folder 4
Mame. Duplicates	OMB 108 Box 6, Folder 5
Man of La Mancha (folder 1 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 6, Folder 6
Man of La Mancha (folder 2 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 6, Folder 7
“May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You”	OMB 108 Box 7, Folder 1
Merry Widow	OMB 108 Box 7, Folder 2
Miscellaneous Songs (folder 1 of 7). Includes “Overture,” “First Waltz,” “Now,” “Later,” “Soon,” “the Glamous,” “Life,” “Salon,” “Music,” “Remember,” “You Must Meet My Wife”	OMB 108 Box 7, Folder 3
Miscellaneous Songs (folder 2 of 7). Includes “Liaisons,” “In Praise of Women,” “Everyday a Little Death,” “Weekend in the Country,” “Entr’acte,” “Night Waltz I, II, and III,” “The Woman Was Perfection,” Dinner Table Scene, Underscoring, “The Miller’s Son,” “Soon” and “Wife” Reprise, “Liaisons” underscore, “Weekend” reprise, “Death” and “Clown” reprises, Last Waltz, and “Bows”	OMB 108 Box 7, Folder 4
Miscellaneous Songs (folder 3 of 7). Includes “Twentieth Century Love,” “the Four of Us,” “So Long Many,” untitled work, “Bows,” Overture, Dance finish, “Musical Moon,” “Oh, You Wonderful Boy,” “All Aboard for Broadway,” “Pushcart,” “Name of Rose,” untitled work, and No. 16	OMB 108 Box 7, Folder 5
Miscellaneous Songs (folder 4 of 7). Includes “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “How to Handle a Woman,” “C’et Moi,” “Come Along,” Quadrille, “A Little Talent”	OMB 108 Box 7, Folder 6
Miscellaneous Songs (folder 5 of 7). Includes “Lola,” “Can-Can,” “I’ve come to Wive It,” Madrigal	OMB 108 Box 7, Folder 7
Miscellaneous Songs (folder 6 of 7). Includes “How to Handle a Woman,” “If Ever I would Leave You,” “C’est Moi,” “C’est Magnifique,” “Never Give Anything Away,” “Allez-Vous en,” “Every Man is a Stupid Man”	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 1
Miscellaneous Songs (folder 7 of 7). Includes “Live and Let Live,” “C’est Moi,” “Lola,” “A Little Talent,” “If You Love Me Truly”	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 2
Mr. President	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 3
The Music Man “ ’76 Trombones”	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 4
The Music Man “Mariah” and “The Librarian”	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 5
The Music Man “Double Reprise”	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 6
My Fair Lady	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 7
“My Heart Belongs to Daddy”	Box 8, Folder 3
New Moon “Liberty Song”	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 8
New Moon “Softly as in a Morning Sunrise”	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 9
New Moon “Wanting You”	OMB 108 Box 8, Folder 10
“Nicer than Nice” Mazurka by Chopin	OMB 108 Box 9, Folder 1
No, No Nanette	OMB 108 Box 9, Folder 2
Oklahoma	OMB 108 Box 9, Folder 3
On a Clear Day. [Transpositions to Gig Young]	OMB 108 Box 9, Folder 4
“Orchids in the Moonlight”	Box 8, Folder 3
“Over the Rainbow”	OMB 108 Box 9, Folder 5
Pajama Game. (folder 1 of 3) [Transpositions for Sid’s Music (Robert Horton). Incidental Music 20A-Hernando]	OMB 108 Box 9, Folder 6
Pajama Game (folder 2 of 3)	OMB 108 Box 9, Folder 7
Pajama Game (folder 3 of 3)	OMB 108 Box 9, Folder 8
Roberta (folder 1 of 4)	OMB 108 Box 10, Folder 1
Roberta (folder 2 of 4)	OMB 108 Box 10, Folder 2
Roberta (folder 3 of 4)	OMB 108 Box 10, Folder 3
Roberta (folder 4 of 4)	Box 8, Folder 5
“Roberta” Choral Selection from Roberta	Box 8, Folder 6
Rosalie (folder 1 of 2)	Box 8, Folder 7
Rosalie (folder 2 of 2)	Box 8, Folder 8
Showboat “Charleston”	OMB 108 Box 10, Folder 4
Showboat “Nobody Else But Me”	OMB 108 Box 10, Folder 5
Showboat “Can’t Help Lovin’ That Man”	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 1
Showboat “You Are Love,” “Love (Reprise),” “Schultz and Schultz,” “Washington Post March”	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 2
Showboat “Bill”	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 3
Showboat “You Are Love”	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 4
Showboat No. 1 and 2	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 5
Showboat “Life Upon the Wicked Stage” and miscellaneous materials	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 6
Showboat Additional materials (folder 1 of 5)	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 7
Showboat Additional materials (folder 2 of 5)	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 8
Showboat Additional materials (folder 3 of 5)	OMB 108 Box 11, Folder 9
Showboat Additional materials (folder 4 of 5)	OMB 108 Box 12, Folder 1
Showboat Additional materials (folder 5 of 5)	OMB 108 Box 12, Folder 2
“Sing, Sing, Sing”	Box 9, Folder 1
“Someone to Watch Over Me” (First copy)	OMB 108 Box 12, Folder 3
“Someone to Watch Over Me” (Second copy)	Box 9, Folder 2
The Sound of Music [notes on folder “(Florence Henderson) Sound of Music Ordinary Couple”]	OMB 108 Box 12, Folder 4
South Pacific	OMB 108 Box 12, Folder 5
“Take Me Along”	Box 9, Folder 3
“Tales from the Vienna Woods”	Box 9, Folder 4
“Tarantella.” (folder 1 of 2) 1956. Arranged by Doc Robinson.	OMB 108 Box 13, Folder 1
“Tarantella” (folder 2 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 13, Folder 2
The Unsinkable Molly Brown (folder 1 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 13, Folder 3
The Unsinkable Molly Brown (folder 2 of 2)	OMB 108 Box 13, Folder 4
“The Way You Look Tonight”	Box 9, Folder 5
“Vienna, My City of Dreams,” “Orpheus Overture”	OMB 108 Box 13, Folder 5
“Voices of Spring”	Box 9, Folder 6
“Wish You Were Here”	Box 9, Folder 7
“You’re Top”	OMB 108 Box 13, Folder 6

Series 4: Production Notes, ca. 1970s–1990s

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
Production Note photographs	Color Photographs: Box 1
Capitol Booking Services, Inc. and information on the shows they produce	Box 9, Folder 8
Mainstage Management International, Inc. and information on the shows they produce	Box 9, Folder 9
Cabaret, 1970. Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 10
Oklahoma 1974	Box 9, Folder 11
A Chorus Line. 1975. Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 12
Funny Girl. Irene. 1975 Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 13
The Odd Couple. Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 14
Showboat. 12–18 July 1976. Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 15
The King and I. 1976. Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 16
Camelot. 1977. Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 17
Hello Dolly. 1977. Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 18
Shenandoah, 1977, Production Notes.	Box 9, Folder 19
The Sound of Music, 1977, Production Notes.	Box 9, Folder 20
Tex Beneke, Preseason 1978, Production Notes	Box 9, Folder 21
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, 10 July 1978.	Box 10, Folder 1
The Music Man, 17 July 1978, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 2
Chicago, 24 July 1978, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 3
Man of La Mancha, 31 July 1978, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 4
Liberace, 7 August 1978, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 5
Mitzi Gaynor, 14 August 1978, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 6
Jim Nabors Show and Victor Borge, 1978, Production Notes.	Box 10, Folder 7
Sugar, ca. 1978–1979, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 8
Ballroom, 1979, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 9
Carousel, 1979, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 10
A Chorus Line. June, 1980. Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 11
Al Jolson Tonight, 1980, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 12
Big Broadcast of 1944, June 1980. Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 13
Johnny Mathis. 1980. Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 14
South Pacific, 1980, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 15
Dancin’, ca. 1980–1981, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 16
Showboat, 6–12 July 1981, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 17
Damn Yankees, 13–19 July 1981, Production Notes	Box 10, Folder 18
George M, 27 July–2 August 1981, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 1
E. Humperdinck, ca. 1982–1983, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 2
Miscellaneous Production Notes, ca. 1982–1986	Box 11, Folder 3
Annie, 1982, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 4
Newton, 1982, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 5
They’re Playing Our Song, 1982, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 6
Where’s Charley?, 1982, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 7
Camelot, 1983, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 8
I Do, I Do, 1983, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 9
Lena Horne, 1983. Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 10
Liberace, 1983, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 11
Man of La Mancha, 1983, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 12
Sophisticated Ladies. 1983. Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 13
Oklahoma, 9–15 July 1984, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 14
The Music Man, 16–22 July 1984, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 15
Grease, 23–29 July 1984, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 16
Annie, 30 July–5 August 1984, Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 17
Woman of the Year, 6–12 August 1984.	Box 11, Folder 18
Evita, 9–14 July 1985. Production Notes	Box 11, Folder 19
42^nd Street, 23–29 July 1985, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 1
42^nd Street. Publicity	Box 12, Folder 2
W. Newton. 30 July–3 August 1985.	Box 12, Folder 3
A Chorus Line. 1985, St. Louis. Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 4
Steve/Eydie Show, 23–27 July 1986, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 5
Pippin, 5–10 August 1986, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 6
The Moody Blues, 30 June 1987, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 7
Song and Dance, 8–12 July 1987, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 8
My One and Only, 15–19 July 1987, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 9
Peters/Linden Show, 1987, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 10
The Odd Couple, 1987, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 11
The Mystery of Edwin Drood, 15–19 June 1988.	Box 12, Folder 12
Man of La Mancha, 13–17 July 1988.	Box 12, Folder 13
Annie, 1989, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 14
Mitzi Gaynor, 1989, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 15
Shenandoah, 1989. Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 16
Gordon Lightfoot Concert, ca. 1990s.	Box 12, Folder 17
Jesus Christ Superstar, 1990. (includes partial musical score)	Box 12, Folder 18
A Chorus Line, 1991. Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 19
Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, 1991.	Box 12, Folder 20
Indianapolis Pops Orchestra, 1991. Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 21
Kiss Me Kate, 1991, Production Notes	Box 12, Folder 22
Maynard Ferguson Band, 1991. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 1
On the Town, 1991. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 2
Ronnie Milsap, 1991. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 3
What We Do For Love Benefit Concert, 1991.	Box 13, Folder 4
4 Girls 4, n.d. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 5
A Little Night Music, n.d. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 6
Bye, Bye Birdie, n.d. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 7
Cats, n.d. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 8
Fantasy on Ice, n.d., Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 9
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, n.d.	Box 13, Folder 10
The King and I, n.d. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 11
Little Shop of Horrors, n.d. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 12
My Fair Lady, n.d. Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 13
Singin’ In the Rain, n.d., Production Notes	Box 13, Folder 14
Cast Lists and Production Staff Lists, 1968, 1991	Box 13, Folder 15
Stage Blueprints (folder 1of 3). Includes 1978 Chicago, 1979 Carousel, Al Jolson Tonight, Big Broadcast of 1944, Dancin’, George M, 1982 Annie, 1983 Camelot, 1984 Grease, 1985 A Chorus Line, the Bernadette Peters/Linden Show, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum	OM 471 Folder 1 Flat File 16-m
Stage Blueprints (folder 2of 3). Includes 1978 Music Man, 1978 Man of La Mancha, 1983 Man of La Mancha, 1984 Music Man, Pippin, My One and Only, 1987 The Odd Couple, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, 1988 Man of La Mancha	OM 471 Folder 2 Flat File 16-m
Stage Blueprints (folder 3of 3). Includes 1978 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Sugar, Woman of the Year, the Steve/Eydie Show, and Singin’ in the Rain	OM 471 Folder 3 Flat File 16-m
Sheet detailing the contents of three reels of films	Box 13, Folder 16

Series 5: Actor and Staff Information

CONTENTS	CONTAINER
General Information	Box 13, Folder 17
Autographed photographs of actors	Photographs: Box 1, Folder 2

Collection #

M 0955, OM 471 OMB 108, BV3618–3627

Starlight musicals records, 1940–1997