The Band Wagon

http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/organizations/US-dlcm http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012021.2 06157cpcaa2200937 a 4500 20133322123335.7 121003i19001983xx eng 2012563810 i 1900/1983 k 1931/1983 ML31.S38 Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984. Arthur Schwartz papers, 1900-1983 (bulk 1931-1983). EAD master sort node: @alpha_character^s^@alpha_srt^schwartz^@title^Arthur Schwartz Papers^@href^http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012021^@aggregate^mu^@ead_file_name^mu012021.xml^@eadid^mu012021^ approximately 7,500 items 53 containers 24.0 linear feet Arthur Schwartz was an American composer and film producer. He is particularly known for his songwriting partnership with lyricist Howard Dietz. The collection, which documents his life and career, includes music manuscripts, sketches and lyric sheets, correspondence, photographs, scripts, clippings, publicity materials, financial and legal documents, writings, and awards. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984 Archives. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984 Manuscripts. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984 Correspondence. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984 Photographs. Dietz, Howard, 1896-1983. Dietz, Howard, 1896-1983 Correspondence. Dietz, Howard, 1896-1983 Photographs. Schwartz, Jonathan, 1938- Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989 Correspondence. Hammerstein, Oscar, II, 1895-1960 Correspondence. Logan, Joshua Correspondence. Rodgers, Richard, 1902-1979 Correspondence. American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. Chappell and Co. Composers United States. Music Manuscripts United States. Musicals Excerpts Scores. Revues Excerpts Scores. Motion picture music Excerpts Scores. Television music Excerpts Scores. Songs Texts. Musicals United States. Musical theater United States 20th century. Musical films United States. Popular music United States. Theater United States. Revues United States. Motion pictures United States. Radio programs United States. Awards. aat Appointment books. aat Clippings (Information artifacts) aat Contracts. aat Correspondence. aat Financial records. aat Legal documents. aat Notebooks. aat Photographic prints. aat Programs (Documents) aat Promotional materials. aat Scripts (Documents) aat Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984. Songs. Selections. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984. Band wagon. Dancing in the dark. Dietz, Howard, 1896-1983. Fields, Dorothy, 1905-1974. Fields, Herbert, 1897-1958. Kaufman, George S. (George Simon), 1889-1961. Library of Congress, Music Division EAD http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012021 EAD PDF http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012021.3 LCCN Permalink http://lccn.loc.gov/2012563810 Reading Room http://www.loc.gov/rr/perform/ XML http://findingaids.loc.gov/source/main#mu012021 EAD METS http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012021.4 music/ead http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/eadmus.mu012021 Arthur Schwartz Papers Processed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress Music Division, Library of Congress

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Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress Music Division, 2012 Finding aid written in English. 2013 February Nancy Seeger corrected Schwartz's birth date and made another correction. Collection Summary Arthur Schwartz Papers 1900-1983 (bulk 1931-1983) ML31.S38 Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984 approximately 7,500 items 53 containers 24.0 linear feet Collection material in English Music Division Library of Congress

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Arthur Schwartz was an American composer and film producer. He is particularly known for his songwriting partnership with lyricist Howard Dietz. The collection, which documents his life and career, includes music manuscripts, sketches and lyric sheets, correspondence, photographs, scripts, clippings, publicity materials, financial and legal documents, writings, and awards. Selected Search Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

People Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989--Correspondence. Dietz, Howard, 1896-1983--Correspondence. Dietz, Howard, 1896-1983--Photographs. Dietz, Howard, 1896-1983. Dietz, Howard, 1896-1983. Fields, Dorothy, 1905-1974. Fields, Herbert, 1897-1958. Hammerstein, Oscar, 1895-1960--Correspondence. Kaufman, George S. (George Simon), 1889-1961. Logan, Joshua--Correspondence. Rodgers, Richard, 1902-1979--Correspondence. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984--Archives. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984--Correspondence. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984--Manuscripts. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984--Photographs. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984. Band wagon. Dancing in the dark. Schwartz, Arthur, 1900-1984. Songs. Selections. Schwartz, Jonathan, 1938- Organizations American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. Chappell and Co. Subjects Composers--United States. Motion picture music--Excerpts--Scores. Motion pictures--United States. Music--Manuscripts--United States. Musical films--United States. Musical theater--United States--20th century. Musicals--Excerpts--Scores. Musicals--United States. Popular music--United States. Radio programs--United States. Revues--Excerpts--Scores. Revues--United States. Songs--Texts. Television music--Excerpts--Scores. Theater--United States. Form/Genre Appointment books. Awards. Clippings (Information artifacts) Contracts. Correspondence. Financial records. Legal documents. Notebooks. Photographic prints. Programs (Documents) Promotional materials. Scripts (Documents) Administrative Information Provenance

Between 1955 and 1965, Arthur Schwartz deposited and converted to gift music manuscripts for The Band Wagon, Jennie, and for the song "Something to Remember You By." Paul Schwartz donated the remaining, largest portion of the collection in 2001.

Accruals

No further accruals are expected.

Processing History

The Arthur Schwartz Papers were processed by William Robin, Gina Bombola, Christopher Bowen, and Christopher Hartten in 2012. Christopher Hartten coded the finding aid for EAD format in 2012.

Transfers

Sound recordings from the Arthur Schwartz Papers have been transferred to the Library of Congress Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. An inventory of this material is available in the Music Division's collection file.

Related Material

Original orchestrations and other scores for Flying Colors and The Band Wagon are found in the Music Division's Warner-Chappell Collection.

Materials from the Arthur Schwartz Papers are governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.C.) and other applicable international copyright laws.

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Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: [item, date, container number], Arthur Schwartz Papers, Music Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note Date Event 1900, Nov. 25 Born, Brooklyn, New York circa 1908-1914 Taught himself piano and harmonica circa 1914 Accompanied silent films at a Flatbush theater circa 1920 B.A., New York University, New York, N.Y. early 1920s Taught English in New York school system 1923 Law degree, Columbia University, New York, N.Y. Published first song, "Baltimore, MD, You're the Only Doctor for Me" summer 1924 Camp counselor in Adirondacks where he met Lorenz Hart Collaborated with Hart on camp songs 1924-1929 Practiced law 1926, June 15 Musical revue Grand Street Follies opened off-Broadway (with Schwartz songs) circa 1928 Met Howard Dietz 1929, Apr. 30 Musical revue The Little Show opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1930, Sept. 2 Musical revue The Second Little Show opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1930, Oct. 15 Musical revue Three's a Crowd opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1931, June 3 Musical revue The Band Wagon opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1932, Sept. 15 Musical revue Flying Colors opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1934, Nov. 28 Musical Revenge with Music opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1934 Married Katherine Carrington (died 1954) 1934-1935 Schwartz and Dietz wrote songs for NBC radio program The Gibson Family 1935, Sept. 15 Musical revue At Home Abroad opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1936, Dec. 25 Musical revue The Show is On opened on Broadway (additional songs by Dietz and Schwartz) 1937, Sept. 2 Musical Virginia opened on Broadway (Stillman and Schwartz) 1937, Dec. 2 Musical Between the Devil opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1938, June 30 Son Jonathan Schwartz born 1939, Feb. 9 Musical Stars in Your Eyes opened on Broadway (Fields and Schwartz) 1942, Aug. 17 Film musical Cairo released (Harburg and Schwartz) 1943, Sept. 25 Film musical Thank Your Lucky Stars released (Schwartz songs) 1944, Mar. 30 Film musical Cover Girl released (produced by Schwartz) 1944 Academy Award nomination for best song for "They're Either Too Young or Too Old" from Thank Your Lucky Stars 1946, Aug. 3 Film musical Night and Day released (produced by Schwartz) 1946, Nov. 4 Musical Park Avenue opened on Broadway (Schwartz and Ira Gershwin) 1946, Dec. 28 Film musical The Time, The Place and the Girl released 1947 Academy Award nomination for best song for "A Gal in Calico" from The Time, The Place and the Girl 1948, Apr. 30 Musical revue Inside U.S.A. opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1949 Produced three episodes of television series Inside U.S.A. with Chevrolet 1951, Apr. 19 Musical A Tree Grows in Brooklyn opened on Broadway (Fields and Schwartz) 1953, July 3 Film musical Dangerous When Wet released (with Schwartz song) 1953, Aug. 7 Film musical The Band Wagon released 1954, Apr. 8 Musical By the Beautiful Sea opened on Broadway (Fields and Schwartz) 1955, June 15 Married Mary Grey (died 1994) 1956, Mar. 10 Television musical High Tor aired on Ford Star Jubilee (produced and with songs composed by Schwartz) 1956, June 2 Television musical A Bell for Adano aired on Ford Star Jubilee (produced and with songs composed by Schwartz) 1956, Aug. 20 Son Paul Schwartz born 1958-1983 Served as director for ASCAP 1961, Nov. 18 Musical The Gay Life opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1963, Oct. 17 Musical Jennie opened on Broadway (Dietz and Schwartz) 1967-1970 Served on Dramatist Guild governing board 1969 Moved to England Became Dramatist Guild London representative 1969-1981 Lived in England but spent more time in the U.S. over the last three years 1972 Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame That's Entertainment, a revue of Schwartz songs, performed at the Edison Theater 1979 Dancing in the Dark, a retrospective of Schwartz songs, performed at the Manhattan Theater Club 1981 Inducted into the American Theatre Hall of Fame early 1984 Received ASCAP Foundation Richard Rodgers Award for lifetime achievement in the musical theater 1984, Sept. 3 Died Kintnersville, Pennsylvania Scope and Content Note

The Arthur Schwartz Papers span the years 1900-1983 with the bulk of the materials dating from 1931 to 1983. The collection includes music manuscripts, lyric sheets, scripts, correspondence, publicity materials, photographs, business papers, and other items that document Schwartz's life and career. The materials provide evidence for his musical growth and highlight the popularity of his songs, such as "Dancing in the Dark." The collection includes materials from the numerous musicals, revues, films, radio programs, and television series that Schwartz worked on. It also covers other aspects of Schwartz's career, including his contributions to ASCAP and the League of New York Theaters. In addition, scripts by George S. Kaufman, and Dorothy and Herbert Fields, as well as hundreds of lyric sheets by Howard Dietz, offer insights into the cultural history of American theater in the 20th century.

The Music series consists of manuscript and published scores, sketches, and lyric sheets for Schwartz's Broadway musicals, revues, films, and television and radio series, including The Band Wagon, The Gay Life, Inside U.S.A., The Gibson Family, and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, as well as numerous unfinished projects. Many shows include unused or cut songs. Of particular interest are materials for the hit song, "Dancing in the Dark", one of the few titles in the collection to boast a complete set of scores and instrumental parts. Manuscript materials and annotations are mostly in Schwartz's hand.

Non-music materials associated with productions can be found in the Project Files series which is arranged alphabetically by project or show title. These contain scripts, miscellaneous lyric sheets, clippings, publicity materials, correspondence, financial and legal documents, photographs, and other items related to Schwartz's projects for which he composed music, acted as producer, or was otherwise involved. Several projects, most notably Jennie, feature substantial script revisions that span multiple boxes. Also included are a variety of scripts by George S. Kaufman, Sidney Sheldon, Herman Wouk, Herbert and Dorothy Fields, and other playwrights and screenwriters who collaborated with Schwartz on various projects.

The Correspondence series contains personal and professional letters to and from family members, collaborators, and other show business luminaries. Notable personalities include Howard Dietz, Dorothy Fields, Irving Berlin, Oscar Hammerstein II, and Richard Rodgers. In addition, the series contains Schwartz's communications with ASCAP, the American Guild of Authors and Composers, and other performing arts organizations. Photographs of Schwartz in the Photographs series date chiefly from the 1940s-1950s, although very few have descriptive captions of any kind. Most are professional portraits and shots of Schwartz at rehearsals or recording sessions. Photographs pertaining to stage or film productions are located within their corresponding project files.

The remaining collection items are consolidated into the Biographical Materials series. These include awards, published and unpublished writings, notebooks, business papers, legal documents, publicity materials, and other items. Writings consist mostly of interviews with Schwartz, short pieces about Schwartz's own music and that of other composers, writings by his son, Jonathan Schwartz, and miscellaneous essays and autobiographical texts. The business papers contain materials related to ASCAP, a handful of Schwartz's tax returns, contracts and legal documents, business correspondence, royalties, and other materials. Most intriguing, however, are fifteen notebooks featuring a variety of contents: drafts of correspondence and lyrics, musical sketches, and miscellaneous notes related to Schwartz's professional engagements. Additional biographical materials include clippings about Schwartz and articles about members of his family, lyricist Howard Dietz, the League of New York Theaters, and other topics.

Organization of the Arthur Schwartz Papers

The Arthur Schwartz Papers are organized in six series:

Music, 1917-1978 Project Files, 1923-1982 Correspondence, 1927-1983 Photographs Biographical Materials, 1900-1981 Miscellany, 1973 http://lccn.loc.gov/2012563810 Container List Container Contents 1-23, 53 Music, 1917-1978

Holograph and copyist manuscript scores, sketches, publisher proofs, sheet music, instrumental parts, and lyric sheets related to Schwartz's stage productions and his other song-writing projects. Only a handful of titles have instrumental part sets, the most notable being "Dancing in the Dark." Additional lyric sheets and materials for titles not musically represented here are located within the "Project Files" series.

Organized into four subseries.

Music for Projects

Chiefly scores, sketches, and lyric sheets for Broadway musicals and Hollywood films for which Schwartz contributed one or more selections. Many of these are holographs or bear annotations in Schwartz's hand. The term "sheet music" explicitly indicates titles for which published scores are the only materials present.

Arranged alphabetically by title of project and by song title therein.

All through the night (film, 1941)

1/1 All through the night Sheet music

American jubilee (musical, 1940)

1/2 My bicycle girl Sheet music

1/3 Tennessee fish fry Sheet music

Americana (musical, 1926)

1/4 Mountain trail

At home abroad (musical revue, 1935)

1/5 Au revoir, Paree!

1/6 Death in the afternoon

1/7 Farewell, my lovely

1/8 The hottentot potentate

1/9 The lady with the tap

1/10 Loadin' time

1/11 Love is a dancing thing

1/12 O Leo!

1/13 The toast of Vienna

1/14 You may be far away from me

The band wagon (musical revue, 1931)

1/15 Confession Sheet music

1/16 Dancing in the dark see also Henderson, Luther. Dancing in the dark Conductor score and parts

1/17 Dancing in the dark Holograph manuscript piano-vocal score

1/18 Dancing in the dark Holograph manuscript piano-vocal score

Formerly catalogued as ML96.S4175 no.1 <case>

1/19 Dancing in the dark Sheet music

1/20 High and low

1/21 I love Louisa

1/22 Intro to Act II

1/23 Is it all a dream? Sheet music

1/24 It better be good

2/1 Louisiana hayride Sheet music

2/2 Nanette

2/3 New sun in the sky

2/4 Where can he be?

2/5 White heat

2/6 Unidentified

The band wagon (film, 1953)

2/7 The girl hunt (ballet)

2/8 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: By myself; I guess I'll have to change my plan; Triplets

2/9 That's entertainment

A bell for Adano (television musical, 1956)

2/10 A bell for Adano

2/11 Fish

2/12 I'm part of you

2/13 Okay, Mister Major!

2/14 Why not surrender?

Between the devil (musical, 1937)

2/15 By myself

2/16 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: Don't go away, monsieur; I see your face before me; Why did you do it?; You have everything

The big song and dance (film, 1952)

2/17 Boys are better than girls

2/18 Dance me around

2/19 Goin' with the birds

2/20 I did it and I'm glad

2/21 I'm proud of you

2/22 Now is wonderful

2/23 The profezzor

2/24 Where do I go from you

Bring on the girls (film, 1934)

2/25 Down on the old-time farm Sheet music

By the beautiful sea (musical, 1954)

3/1 Alone too long

3/2 By the beautiful sea

3/3 Cake walk

3/4 Coney Island boat

3/5 Good time Charlie

3/6 Hang up

3/7-8 Happy habit

3/9 Hooray for George the Third

3/10 I'd rather wake up by myself

3/11 It's all mine

3/12 It's not where you start

3/13 Me and Pollyanna

3/14 More love than your love

3/15 Please don't send me down a baby brother

3/16 Quartet

3/17 The sea song

3/18 Thirty weeks of Heaven

3/19 Tuscaloosa

Cairo (film, 1942)

4/1 Cairo

4/2 In times like these

4/3 Keep the light burning bright Sheet music

4/4 The waltz is over

4/5 A woman without a man

Casablanca (unproduced musical, 1970)

4/6 Miscellaneous songs Sketches and lyric sheets

Titles: Casablanca; Everybody comes to Rick's; The way things are; Why should I care?

The co-optimists of 1930 (musical, 1930)

4/7 Dancing town

Crossroads (film, 1942)

4/8 Till you return

Dangerous when wet (film, 1953)

4/9 Ain't nature grand

4/10 C'est la guerre

4/11 Fifi

4/12 I get out of bed on the right side

4/13 I like men

4/14 In my wildest dreams

4/15 Unidentified

Eileen (musical, 1917)

4/16 Eileen! Sheet music

Excuse my dust (film, 1951)

4/17 It couldn't happen to two nicer people

4/18 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: Goin' steady; I'd like to take you out dreaming; Lorelei Brown; That's for children

4/19 Spring has sprung

4/20 (Where is there) One more you

Flying colors (musical revue, 1932)

4/21 Alone together

4/22 Fatal fascination

4/23 Hill-Billy

4/24 Louisiana hayride Sheet music

4/25 Mein kleine Acrobat

4/26 Opening

4/27 A shine on your shoes Sheet music

4/28 Two-faced woman

Follow the sun (musical revue, 1936)

4/29 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: Dangerous you; Got a bran' new suit; How high can a little bird fly?; Nicotina

The gay life (musical, 1961)

5/1 The bloom is off the rose

5/2 Bring your darling daughter

5/3 Come a-wandering with me

5/4 Drink the waters

5/5 The fair sex

5/6 For the first time

5/7 The gay life

5/8 I lost the love of Anatol

5/9 I never had a chance

5/10 I wouldn't marry you

5/11 I'm glad i'm single Sheet music

5/12 The in-law song

5/13 It's the first time

5/14 Just what they wanted

5/15 The label on the bottle

5/16 Magic moment

5/17 Marriage

5/18 Now I'm ready for a Frau

5/19 Oh mein Leibchen

5/20 Something you never had before

5/21 This kind of a girl

5/22 What a charming couple

5/23 Who can? You can!

6/1 Why go anywhere at all?

6/2 You will never be lonely

6/3 You're not the type

6/4 Unidentified

The Gibson family (radio musical comedy series, 1934)

6/5 Absent minded Sheet music

6/6 Blue eyes

6/7 Cowboy, where are you riding o?

6/8 Flirtin' with dynamite

6/9 Floatin' down the river on a raft

6/10 Football weather

6/11 How high can a bird fly?

6/12 The hurdy-gurdy man Sheet music

6/13 I'll make you happy

6/14 Liza Lou

6/15 Lonesome in a crowd

6/16 Riding high

6/17 Romany caravan

6/18 Square dance

6/19 There must be room for you

6/20 Under your spell

Good boy (musical, 1928)

6/21 You're the one

The Grand Street follies of 1929 (musical, 1929)

6/22 Age of innocence (waltz)

Here comes the bride (musical, 1930)

7/1 High and low Sheet music

7/2 Hot

7/3 I'm like a sailor

7/4 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: I love you and I like you; I'll always remember; Pianoforte selection

7/5 Why not have a little party?

High Tor (television musical, 1956)

7/6 John Barleycorn

7/7 A little love, a little while

7/8 Living one day at a time

7/9 Once upon a long ago

7/10 Sad is the life of the sailor's wife

7/11 When you're in love

Inside U.S.A. (musical revue, 1948)

7/12 Atlanta

7/13 Blue grass

7/14 Come, o come

7/15 First prize at the fair

7/16 Haunted heart

7/17 Inside U.S.A.

7/18 My gal is mine once more

7/19 Protect me

7/20 Rhode Island is famous for you

7/21 Tiger lily

Jennie (musical, 1963)

Complete show materials

8/1-2 Piano-conductor score 8/3-4 Piano II part book Individual songs

9/1 Act one melodrama

9/2 The bear song

9/3 Before I kiss the world goodbye

9/4 Born again

9/5 Cable car theme

9/6 Close your eyes

9/7 Deny yourself

9/8 Dinner is served

9/9 Down Main Street

9/10 Femme fatale

9/11 For better or worse

9/12 Harem girls dance

9/13 Here we are together

Includes miscellaneous sketches

9/14 High is better than low

10/1 I believe in takin' a chance

10/2 Is still look at you that way

10/3 I think I'm going to like it over here

10/4 I thought I was free

10/5 I'll never tell

10/6 It isn't what you have

10/7 Jennie

10/8 Living dangerously

10/9 Lonely nights

10/10 Melody for end of act one

10/11 Miscellany

Chiefly bows and incidental music

10/12 A mother who's really a mother

10/13 Needle and thread

10/14 The night may be dark

10/15, 11/1-2 No hope for the human race

11/3 O'Connor

11/4 On the other hand

11/5 On the Thomas J. Muldoon

11/6 Put yourself in my hands

11/7 Sauce diable

11/8 See Seattle

12/1 Sewing waltz

12/2 Waitin' for the evening train

12/3 Welcome to the crystal palace

12/4 What would we do without you

12/5 When you're far away from New York town

12/6 Where you are

Earlier title: You're all mine

12/7 A woman's job

The little show (musical revue, 1929)

12/8 Hammacher Schlemmer I love you

12/9 I guess I'll have to change my plan

12/10 I've made a habit of you

12/11 Man about town

The mark of Zorro (unproduced film, 1936)

12/12 Dancing conversation

12/13 My saddle is my throne

12/14 The night has lost the moon

Mrs. 'Arris goes to Paris (unproduced musical, circa 1958)

12/15 I don't want to go home

12/16 Toujours gai

12/17 Wonderful world

Navy blues (film, 1941)

12/18 In Waikiki

12/19 Navy blues

12/20 When are we going to land abroad

12/21 You're a natural Sheet music

Nicholas Nickelby (unproduced musical, 1970s)

13/1 Nickleby opening

Paint your wagon (unproduced film, 1953)

13/2 Bonanza!

13/3 Californey never looked so good

13/4 Kentucky

13/5 Noah was a wisdom man

13/6 Over the purple hills

13/7 Paint your wagon

13/8 There's always one you can't forget

Palula Island (musical, 1923)

13/9 Palula moon

Park Avenue (musical, 1946)

13/10 The dew was on the rose

13/11 Don't be a woman if you can

13/12 Interlude II dew

13/13 Land of opportunitee

13/14 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: For the life of me; Good-bye to all that; There's no holding me

13/15 My son-in-law

13/16 Stay as we are

Princess Charming (musical revue, 1930)

13/17 I must be one of those roses

13/18 Never mind how Sheet music

Princess O'Rourke (film, 1943)

13/19 Honorable moon Sheet music

Queen High (film, 1930)

13/20 Brother, just laugh it off! Sheet music

13/21 I'm afraid of you Sheet music

Revenge with music (musical, 1934)

14/1 Any woman who is willing

14/2 Flamenco

14/3 If there is someone lovelier than you

14/4 In the middle of the night

14/5 In the noonday sun

14/6 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: Maria; That fellow Manuelo; Wand'ring heart

14/7 Moorish dance

14/8 My father said

14/9 Never marry a dancer

14/10 Once in a while

14/11 Think it over

14/12 You and the night and the music

The second little show (musical revue, 1930)

15/1 Lucky seven

15/2 You're the sunrise

Stars in your eyes (musical, 1939)

15/3 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: All the time; I'll pay the check; It's all yours; Just a little bit more; A lady needs a change; Terribly attractive; This is it

15/4 Never a dull moment

15/5 Opening

Thank your lucky stars (film, 1943)

15/6 I'm goin' north

15/7 Love isn't born Sheet music

15/8 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: The dreamer; Good night good neighbor; How sweet you are; Ice cold Katy; I'm ridin' for a fall; Thank your lucky stars; They're either too young or too old

15/9 That's what you jolly well get

That girl from Paris (film, 1936)

15/10 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: Love and learn; Moon face; Seal it with a kiss

That's entertainment (film, 1974)

15/11 That's entertainment Sheet music

Three's a crowd (musical revue, 1930)

15/12 The moment I saw you Sheet music

15/13 Right at the start of it

15/14 Something to remember you by

The time, the place, and the girl (film, 1946)

15/15 A gal in calico

15/16 I happened to walk down First Street

15/17 Oh, but I do

15/18 A rainy night in Rio

15/19 A solid citizen of the solid South

15/20 Through a thousand years

15/21 The time, the place, and the girl

A tree grows in Brooklyn (musical, 1951)

16/1 The bride wore something old

16/2 Call on your neighbor

16/3 Don't be afraid

16/4 Growing pains

16/5 He had refinement

16/6 If you haven't got a sweetheart Sheet music

16/7 I'll buy you a star

16/8 I'm like a new broom

16/9 Look who's dancing

16/10 Love is the reason

16/11 Make the man love me

16/12 Mama's glad she's got you

16/13 Mine till Monday

16/14 "Neighbor" patter

16/15 Oysters in July

16/16 That's how it goes

16/17 Tuscaloosa

Under your spell (film, 1936)

16/18 Amigo Sheet music

16/19 Home: introduction to "Amigo"

16/20 My little mule wagon

16/21 Under your spell Sheet music

Virginia (musical, 1937)

17/1 Fee-fi-fo-fum

17/2 Good and lucky

17/3 If you were someone else

17/4 It's our duty to the king

17/5 Meet me at the fair

17/6 Miscellaneous songs Sheet music

Titles: Good-bye Jonah; My heart is dancing; An old flame never dies

17/7 My bridal gown

17/8 Virginia

17/9 You and I know

Wake up and dream (musical revue, 1929)

17/10 She's such a comfort to me Sheet music

Well, well, well (musical, 1928)

Later title: Pleasure bound

17/11 I'll always remember

17/12 Night life

Yeah! (unproduced musical, circa 1977)

17/13 Miscellaneous songs

Titles: Be careful Judy; I would have bet against it; It's love; Up; Yeah, but

You're never too young (film, 1955)

Complete show materials

17/14 Piano-vocal score Sheet music

Individual songs

17/15 Ev'ry day's a happy day

17/16 Face the music

17/17 I know your mother loves you

17/18 I like to hike

17/19 Love is all that matters

17/20 Relax-ay-voo

17/21 Simpatico

17/22 You're never too young

The Ziegfeld follies of 1934 (musical revue, 1934)

17/23 Then I'll be tired of you Sheet music

Unidentified

17/24 Miscellany

Incidental music

Other Music

Chiefly manuscript piano-vocal scores and sketches for songs not affiliated with stage productions. Among the titles are several commercials, a promotional song for Melody magazine, and a fight song written for New York University. Unless otherwise noted, all lyrics are by Howard Dietz or unknown lyricists.

Arranged alphabetically by title.

18/1 Algernon

18/2 All about love

18/3 Antonio

18/4 Anything you want to do

18/5 Astaire, Kelly, and me!

Lyric by Sammy Cahn

18/6 Away from it all

18/7 Chaperone

18/8 Charley

18/9 Charwomen dance

18/10 Christmas carol

18/11 Colored weddin'

18/12 Come one, come all

18/13 Come to Blackpool

18/14 Dixie belle

Lyric by Al Stillman

18/15 Do be a darling

Lyric by Dorothy Fields

18/16 Do you feel a thrill?

18/17 Dustin' through town

18/18 Everybody should have everything

18/19 A fella who gets fresh tomatoes

18/20 Great surprises

Lyric by A. Schwartz

18/21 Honeyland

18/22 How can we be wrong?

Lyric by Al Stillman and H. Dietz

Sheet music 18/23 Hurry home

Lyric by A. Schwartz

18/24 I belong to the glee club

18/25 I can't believe my eyes

Lyric by A. Schwartz

18/26 I confess

19/1 I don't want to get involved

Lyric by Leo Robin

19/2 I must love you

Lyric by Leo Robin

19/3 I thought I was free

19/4 I won't let him go

Lyric by A. Schwartz

19/5 I'll try to make you happy

Lyric by Sammy Cahn

19/6 I'm glad it's raining

19/7 I'm goin' to buy low, sell high

19/8 I'm keeping it a secret

19/9 I'm looking down at the moon

Lyric by Al Stillman

19/10 Is it my imagination?

19/11 It's the label on the bottle

19/12 It's the little things that count

19/13 It's too exciting

19/14 Jack and Jill

19/15 The jog

19/16 Jolly Roger

19/17 Jonah patter

19/18 The latest thing from Paris

Lyric by Leo Robin

19/19 Let yourself go

19/20 Let's wish

Lyric by Theodore Goodman

19/21 Life has a thousand beginnings

19/22 Lone wolf

19/23 Look at you change

19/24 Love should be free

Lyric by A. Schwartz

19/25 A lovely day to have a wedding

19/26 Lullaby

19/27 A man my age

Lyric by Leo Robin

19/28 A man's world

19/29 Medleys

19/30 Moon dreams

Lyric by Alexander Slavitt

19/31 The moon is down

Lyric by Frank Loesser

19/32 More and more

19/33 Mother's wedding gown

19/34 Music in the breeze

19/35 My star

20/1 N.Y. food

20/2 Oh! Mama!

20/3 One two three four five

Lyric by A. Schwartz

20/4 Peter Pan

20/5 A president needs a friend

20/6 Promise!!

20/7 A quiet evening at home

20/8 Quiet on the river

20/9 Rhythm makes the world go 'round

20/10 Rolling along the road

20/11 'Round the world

20/12 Say uncle! Say uncle!

Lyric by Ed Ugast

20/13 The sewing circle on the Seine

20/14 Shine on, Pi Lambda Phi

Lyric by Alexander Slavitt

20/15 A silent song

Lyric by Leo Robin

20/16 The simple things of marriage

20/17 Singapore serenade

20/18 Sleigh bells

20/19 The slightly different rhythm

20/20 Smash, crash right through

Lyric by Alexander Slavitt

New York University fight song

Song is on p. 60 of volume

20/21 Snake charmer

20/22 Spring is here

20/23 Style!

20/24 Sunday picnic

20/25 The sweater boys

Lyric by Frank Loesser

20/26 Sweetheart

21/1 Ta-ra-ra commercial

21/2 Talent

Lyric by Sammy Cahn

21/3 That midnight kiss

21/4 That will be the day

21/5 That's the only doctor for me

21/6 There must be a place for me

21/7 Thirty five

21/8 To love and lose

Lyric by Leo Robin

21/9 To please a man

21/10 Twilight

Lyric by Theodore Goodman

21/11 U.S.A. commercial

21/12 Untitled Clipping

Melody magazine "Dollars for words" contest promotional song

21/13 Untitled melody for love song

21/14 Waiting for love to come

Lyric by Henry Myers

21/15 Watching the sun go down

21/16 The way things are

21/17 We

Lyric by Leo Robin

21/18 We do it better over here

21/19 We'd rather be there

Lyric by Leo Robin

21/20 What a mornin'

21/21 What kind of teacher is that?

21/22 What you've done to me

Lyric by Dave S. Goldberg

21/23 When shadows fall

Lyric by Alexander Slavitt

21/24 Why?

21/25 Why am I singin' in the mornin'?

21/26 Why must the show go on?

21/27 Why should I care?

Lyric by A. Schwartz

21/28 Wicked woman

21/29 With you here and me here

21/30 Will you be my friend?

Lyric by A. Schwartz

21/31 You have only one life to live

Lyric by A. Schwartz

21/32 You need a baby

Lyric by Robert A. Simon

21/33 You're doing it for America

21/34 You're worth waiting for

21/35 Unidentified

Miscellaneous Sketches

Undated sketchbooks and manuscript fragments, some with drafts of lyrics.

Arranged by material type.

22/1-2 Sketch books

22/3-5, 23/1-2 Sketches and fragments

Music by Other Composers

Manuscript scores, in various hands, of songs by other composers, including Luther Henderson's orchestration of "Dancing in the Dark."

Arranged alphabetically by last name of composer and by title therein.

Berlin, Irving

23/3 Trader horn

Grant, Ian and Gordon Rees

23/4 They're parking camels where the taxis used to be

Henderson, Luther

53/1 Dancing in the dark

Orchestration for Cue magazine's "Salute to ASCAP", 1966

Myers, Richard

23/5 You are worth while waiting for

24-43, 52-53 Project Files, 1923-1982

Scripts, lyric sheets, clippings, publicity materials, correspondence, financial and legal documents, photographs, and other materials associated with Schwartz's stage, television, radio, and film productions. Also includes files for events, unproduced collaborations, and miscellaneous scripts and lyric sheets.

Arranged alphabetically by title of project and within by subject.

24/1 1928 (musical revue, 1928)

Book by Jo Swerling; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Henry Myers

Publicity materials 24/2-3 All about love (unproduced musical revue, 1982)

Conceived and compiled by Mary O'Hagan; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

Script, correspondence, and notes 24/4 American jubilee (musical, 1940)

Music by Arthur Schwartz; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein

Clipping 24/5-9 At home abroad (musical revue, 1935)

Book and lyrics by H. Dietz; music by A. Schwartz

Scripts, lyric sheets, and publicity materials 24/10-13 Autobiographical revue (undated) Scripts

25/1-9, 52/1-4 The band wagon (musical revue, 1931; film, 1953)

Book by George S. Kaufman and H. Dietz; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

Scripts, correspondence, photographs, and publicity materials

Chiefly materials for the 1931 production

25/10-11 A bell for Adano (television musical, 1956)

Ford Star Jubilee, season 1, episode 10

Written by Robert Buckner and John Hersey; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

Contract and clippings 25/12-13 Between the Devil (musical, 1937)

Book and lyrics by H. Dietz; music by A. Schwartz

Script and publicity materials 25/14-18 The big song and dance (film, 1952)

Screenplay by Herbert and Dorothy Fields; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Dorothy Fields

Scripts, lyric sheets, and correspondence 26/1 Brooks Atkinson party (1958) Clippings

26/2-5 By the beautiful sea (musical, 1954)

Book by Herbert and Dorothy Fields; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Dorothy Fields

Script, lyric sheets, correspondence, and publicity materials 26/6 Cairo (film, 1942)

Screenplay by John McClain; selected music by A. Schwartz

Clippings 26/7-11 Casablanca (unproduced musical, 1970)

Book by Julius J. Epstein; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Leo Robin

Scripts, correspondence, and clippings

Includes a script for the original 1942 film Casablanca

26/12 Cinderella '53 (television musical revue, 1953)

Studio One in Hollywood, season 6, episode 14

Written by Arnold Schulman; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz and others

Clippings 26/13 Come one, come all (unidentified, 1962) Lyric book

26/14 The co-optimists of 1930 (musical, 1930)

Book and lyrics by Greatrex Newman; music by A. Schwartz

Publicity materials 26/15-19 Dancing in the dark (film, 1949; musical revue, 1979)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

Notes and drafts, correspondence, and publicity materials

Chiefly materials pertaining to the 1979 production

27/1 Dangerous when wet (film, 1953)

Screenplay by Dorothy Kingsley; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Clippings 27/2 Dragon lady (unproduced musical, 1963)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

Clippings and research materials 27/3 An evening with Arthur Schwartz (concert, 1978) Clippings

27/4-5 Excuse my dust (film, 1951)

Screenplay by George Wells; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Dorothy Fields

Cast list and clippings 27/6-7 Flying colors (musical revue, 1932)

Music and lyrics by A. Schwartz and H. Dietz

Script and publicity materials 27/8 Follow the sun (musical revue, 1936)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz and Desmond Carter

Clippings 27/9 From the pen of Arthur Schwartz (recording, 1976) Clippings

27/10-19, 28/1-10 The gay life (musical, 1961)

Book by Fay Kanin and Michael Kanin; music and lyrics by A. Schwartz and H. Dietz; orchestrations by Don Walker

Scripts, lyric sheets, correspondence, photographs, and publicity materials 29/1-2 George Gershwin tribute (event, circa 1937?)

Scripts and research materials

29/3-4 The Gibson family (radio musical comedy series, 1934) Clippings and miscellany

Written by Courtney Ryley Cooper; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

29/5-6 God bless Irving Berlin (television special, 1983) Script, correspondence, and notes

29/7 Grand Hotel (unproduced musical, 1950) Correspondence

29/8 The Grand Street follies of 1926 (musical revue, 1926)

Book and lyrics by Agnes Morgan; music by A. Schwartz

Publicity materials 29/9 The Grand Street follies of 1929 (musical revue, 1929)

Book and lyrics by Agnes Morgan; music by A. Schwartz and Max Ewing

Publicity materials 29/10-11 Here comes the bride (musical, 1930) Script and publicity materials

Script by R.P. Weston and Bert Lee; adapted by Edgar MacGregor and Otto Harbach; music by A. Schwartz

29/12-13 High Tor (television musical, 1956)

American Jubilee, season 1, episode 7

Script by Maxwell Anderson; adapted by Maxwell Anderson and John Monks, Jr.; music and production by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Maxwell Anderson

Clippings and photographs

Photographs include: Julie Andrews; Bing Crosby

29/14-18 Hilda Crane (play, 1950)

Script by Samson Raphaelson; produced by A. Schwartz

Scripts, publicity materials, and miscellany 30/1-8, 52/5 Inside U.S.A. (musical revue, 1948)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz; orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett

Scripts, lyric sheets, correspondence, and photographs 30/9-10, 31-32, 33/1-2 Inside the U.S.A. with Chevrolet (televsion series, 1949-1950)

Music and production by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz and others

Scripts, correspondence, publicity materials, and miscellany 33/3-8, 52/6 Jennie (musical, 1963)

Book by Arnold Schulmna; music and lyrics by A. Schwartz and H. Dietz

Lyric sheets, correspondence, publicity materials, photographs, and miscellany 33/9 Lil' Abner (unproduced musical, 1953) Publicity materials

33/10-12 The little show (musical revue, 1929)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

Scripts and publicity materials 33/13 The lyrics of Ira Gershwin (concert, 1977) Script and miscellany

34/1 Many happy returns (musical revue, 1970)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics chiefly by H. Dietz

Publicity materials 34/2 The mark of Zorro (unproduced film, 1936)

Selected music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Irving Caesar

Clipping 34/3-9, 35/1-5 Miscellaneous lyrics, undated Lyric sheets and notebooks

36/1 Miscellaneous projects, 1931-1953 and undated Clippings

Miscellaneous scripts and short stories

36/2 All I want to do is dance (undated)

36/3 All over the map: a lecture (1949)

By Joseph Stein and Will Glickman

36/4 The angel was a Yankee (undated)

By Stephen Vincent Benet

36/5 The animal kingdom (undated)

36/6 The avenger (undated)

36/7 Battle of Radio City (undated)

By John de Vries

36/8 Comedian (undated)

36/9 Crack the vault (1949)

By Leslie Stevens and Irving Wexler

36/10 Danger: women at work (1942)

By A. Schwartz and Joseph Schrank

Synopsis 36/11 Drive-in sketch (undated)

By A.W. Seligmann

36/12 Extra! Extra! (undated)

36/13 A famous lawyer at home (undated)

36/14 The farmer's son (undated)

By H. Dietz and Charles Sherman

36/15 Freedom of the air (undated)

By George S. Kaufman

36/16 The gigolo business (undated)

36/17 Giveaway program idea (undated)

36/18 Half a loaf (1949)

By Franklin P. Adams

36/19 The hat check girl (undated)

By Thomas W. Phipps

36/20 The heir (undated)

By Thomas W. Phipps

36/21 How big is baby (undated)

By Herbert and Dorothy Fields

36/22 I like it here (1949)

By Billy Kaye

36/23 Inside laundromat (undated)

By John de Vries

36/24 Just around the corner (undated)

36/25 Local boys make good (undated)

By George S. Kaufman

36/26 Love is where you find it (undated)

By Sig Herzig and Fred Saidy

36/27 Love is where you find it (1944)

By Fritz Rotter and Charles O'Neal

36/28 The Martin & Lewis story (1954)

By Sidney Sheldon

36/29 Meet the audience (undated)

By George S. Kaufman

36/30 Meet the winner (undated)

By George S. Kaufman

Incomplete?

37/1 Magnificent Merton (undated)

37/2 Memories (undated)

By Ted Allan

37/3-5 Moon's wane (undated)

By Herman Wouk

37/6 Movie sketch (undated)

37/7 Murder at home (undated)

By Thomas W. Phipps

37/8 On the American plan (undated)

By H. Dietz and George S. Kaufman

37/9 Osubverso (undated)

By Richard Collins

37/10 P.C. symphony in A minor (undated)

By Steve Bass

37/11 Peabody (undated)

By Thomas W. Phipps

37/12 Pleasure girl (undated)

By Graham John

37/13 Ravioli (undated)

By John de Vries

37/14 Reach for the clouds! (undated)

By Harry Bailey

37/15 Real gone, man! (undated)

By John de Vries

37/16 Resigned to living (undated)

37/17 A Russian comedy (undated)

37/18 The salesman (undated)

By H. Dietz and Carey Ford

37/19 Service (undated)

By George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly

37/20 Shop talk (undated)

By George S. Kaufman

37/21 System (undated)

37/22 Top secret (1964)

Synopsis

37/23 The wages of innocence (1947)

By Leonard L. Levinson

37/24 Where there's life there's soap (undated)

37/25 While Paris laughs (undated)

37/26 Wonderful world (undated)

38/1 Moss Hart party record (private recording, 1959) Correspondence and notes

38/2 The Moss Hart show (1959) Lyric sheets

38/3-6 Mrs. 'Arris goes to Paris (unproduced musical, circa 1958)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

Scripts, correspondence, and lyric sheets 38/7 Music by Jerome Kern (concert, 1977) Clippings

38/8 Music to my ears (undated)

Story outline 38/9 The New Yorkers (musical revue, 1927)

Book and lyrics by Jo Swerling and Henry Myers; music by A. Schwartz, Edgar Fairchild, and Charles M. Schwab

Clippings 38/10 Nice goings on (musical, 1934)

Book by Douglas Furber; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Douglas Furber and Frank Eyton

Publicity materials 38/11-14, 39/1-4 Nicholas Nickleby (unproduced musical, 1970s) Scripts, lyric sheets, correspondence, business papers, notes, and publicity materials

39/5-6 Night and day (film, 1946)

Music by Cole Porter; produced by A. Schwartz

Correspondence and publicity materials 40/1-5 Park Avenue (musical, 1946)

Book by Nunnally Johnson and George S. Kaufman; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Ira Gershwin

Scripts, correspondence, and clippings 40/6 The Perry Como show (television show, 1958)

Episode no. 119

Selected music by A. Schwartz

Script 40/7-8 Princess Charming (musical revue, 1930)

Book by Jack Donahue; music by Albert Sirmay and A. Schwartz; lyrics by Arthur Swanstrom

Correspondence and publicity materials 40/9 The Queen (unproduced film, 1934)

Clippings

40/10-13 Revenge with music (musical, 1934)

Book and lyrics by H. Dietz; music by A. Schwartz

Script, lyric sheets, correspondence, and clippings 40/14 Rex Stout dinner (event, 1961) Correspondence and miscellany

41/1 A salute to ASCAP (concert, 1966) Programs

41/2 A salute to Cole Porter (concert, 1960) Publicity materials

41/3 Sammy Cahn collaborations (1977-1978) see also Yeah! Lyric sheets, correspondence, and musical fragments

Chiefly materials related to the "Golden memories" project

41/4-5 The second little show (musical revue, 1930)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by H. Dietz

List of musical numbers and publicity materials 41/6-7 Serenade to the President (musical revue, 1956)

For the First Night Ball

Produced by A. Schwartz

Publicity materials and miscellany 41/8 The songwriters: Arthur Schwartz (radio broadcast, 1975) Script

41/9 Stage struck (radio broadcast, 1953) Program

41/10, 52/7, 53/2 Stars in your eyes (musical, 1939)

Book by J.P. McEnvoy; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Dorothy Fields

Script, photograph and publicity materials 41/11-14 Surprise from Santa (television musical, 1948)

Music and lyrics by A. Schwartz and H. Dietz

Scripts, clippings, and miscellany 41/15 Surprises of 1923 (musical revue, 1923)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Ted Goodman

Programs 41/16 S'wonderful (radio broadcast, 1979)

BBC tribute to Ira Gershwin

Script 41/17-18, 52/8-9 Thank your lucky stars (film, 1943)

Screenplay by Norman Panama, Melvin Frank, and James V. Kern; music and lyrics by A. Schwartz and Frank Loesser

Lyric sheets, photographs, and clipping 41/19 That girl from Paris (film, 1936)

Screenplay by P.J. Wolfson, Dorothy Yost, and Harold Kussell; music by A. Schwartz and Edward Heyman

Clipping 41/20-22, 52/10 Three's a crowd (musical revue, 1930)

Book and lyrics by H. Dietz; music by A. Schwartz

Script, correspondence, photograph, and publicity materials 41/23 Ti-coq (unproduced play, 1950) Clippings

41/24 The time, the place, and the girl (film, 1946)

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Leo Robin

Clippings 41/25-27, 42/1-7, 43/1-3, 52/11 A tree grows in Brooklyn (musical, 1951)

Book by Betty Smith and George Abbott; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by D. Fields

Scripts, lyric sheets and notebook, photograph, publicity materials, and miscellany 43/4-5 Virginia (musical, 1937)

Book by Laurence Stallings and Owen David; music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Albert Stillman

Lyric sheets and clippings Yeah! (unproduced musical, circa 1977) see Sammy Cahn collaborations

Music by A. Schwartz; lyrics by Sammy Cahn

Lyric sheets 43/6-8 A young girl's fancy (unproduced play, circa 1964)

By Everett Freeman and A. Schwartz

Scripts 43/9 Your picture please! (unproduced play, undated)

Book by Dorothy Fields, Andrew P. Solt, and A. Schwartz

Script 43/10 Unidentified Notes and script fragments

44-45 Correspondence, 1927-1983

Letters, telegrams, greeting cards, and other communications from collaborators, notable personalities, and organizations.

Chiefly arranged alphabetically by last name of correspondent.

44/1 "A" miscellaneous, 1954, 1976-1980

44/2 Abbott, George, 1950

44/3 Abrams, Al, 1970

44/4 Adams, Stanley, 1978

44/5 Adamson, Harold, undated

44/6 Adler, James, 1979

44/7 American Guild of Composers and Authors, 1970-1979

44/8 ASCAP, 1953, 1970, 1978-1979 and undated

44/9 Atkinson, Brooks, 1958

44/10 Authors League of America, 1979

44/11 "B" miscellaneous, 1934, 1946-1959, 1970-1980

44/12 Begelman, David, 1974

44/13 Beaumont, Hugh (i.e. "Binkie"), 1970

44/14 Belasco, Leon, 1934

44/15 Berlin, Irving, 1953, 1976-1980

44/16 Burns, Hugh, 1954

44/17 "C" miscellaneous, 1949, 1958, 1966, 1977-1982

44/18 Carrington, Katherine, undated

44/19 Chappell & Co., 1929, 1962, 1979-1980

44/20 Cochran, C.B., 1936, 1948

44/21 Cummings, Jack, 1950-1952

44/22 "D" miscellaneous, 1931-1934, 1949, 1963

44/23 Daniel, Oliver, 1950

44/24 Denny, Jack, 1934

44/25 Dietz, Howard, 1933-1936, 1948, 1952-1958, 1976

44/26 Dolan, Robert, 1952-1953

44/27 The Dramatists Guild, 1970, 1979

44/28 Duning, George, 1979

44/29 "E" miscellaneous, 1953, 1970

44/30 "F" miscellaneous, 1950-1953, 1970, 1979

44/31 Fan mail, 1963, 1976-1979 and undated

44/32 Feinstein, Michael, 1983

44/33 Fertig, Larry, undated

44/34 Fields, Dorothy, 1950

44/35 Foster, Harry, 1950-1954

44/36 Friedberg, Katz, 1947

44/37 Friml, Rudolf, 1969

44/38 "G" miscellaneous, 1953-1954, 1963, 1972-1978

44/39 Gallico, Paul, 1959

44/40 Goell, Kermit, 1970

44/41 Green, Johnny, 1953

44/42 "H" miscellaneous, 1934, 1949-1954, 1978-1979

44/43 Halliday, Richard, 1963

44/44 Hammerstein II, Oscar, 1949

44/45 Harris, Gayle T., 1982

44/46 Hayward, Leland, 1950

44/47 Henning, Alison, 1979

44/48 Herbert, F. Hugh, 1949

44/49 Howells, Aurelia Dora, 1954

44/50 "J" miscellaneous, 1976

44/51 Johnson, Nunnally, 1976

45/1 "K" miscellaneous, 1955, 1970 and undated

45/2 Kaufman, George S., 1968

45/3 Kerr, Walter, 1955

45/4 Kinsch, Katherine, 1947

45/5 "L" miscellaneous, 1953, 1979-1983

45/6 Lawrence, Gertrude, 1945

45/7 Lazar, Irving, 1950-1952

45/8 Lees, Gene, 1977

45/9 Lerner Alan J., 1953

45/10 Leslie, F. Andrew, 1967

45/11 Levine, Maurice, 1977-1979

45/12 Liebling, William, 1946

45/13 Livingston, Alan, 1954

45/14 Logan, Joshua, 1975-1978 and undated

45/15 Lowman, Lawrence, 1962

45/16 "M" miscellaneous, 1934, 1946, 1954, 1979

45/17 Marks, Gerald, undated

45/18 Matejcek, Jan, 1976

45/19 McCormick,Ken, 1971

45/20 Meiser, Edith, 1927

45/21 Metro Goldwyn Mayer, 1952

45/22 Morris, William, undated

45/23 "N" miscellaneous, 1958, 1979

45/24 Park, France Gramercy, 1976

45/25 Porter, Cole, 1961

45/26 Prindle, Ruth, 1979

45/27 "R" miscellaneous, 1934, 1950, 1971

45/28 Reisman, Leo, 1934

45/29 Rockefeller, John D., undated

45/30 Rodgers, Richard, 1970-1976

45/31 Rome, Harold, 1972

45/32 Rothier, Leon, 1934

45/33 Routledge, Patricia, 1976

45/34 "S" miscellaneous, 1950-1955, 1974-1979

45/35 Saint-Subber, Arnold, undated

45/36 Salkow, Irving, 1946

45/37 Schary, Dore, 1956

45/38 Schwartz, Jonathan, 1959, 1973 and undated

45/39 Schwartz, Mary, 1953 and undated

45/40 Schwartz, Paul, 1970 and undated

45/41 Scott-Sorenson, Madeleine, 1971 and undated

45/42 Secombe, Harry, 1972

45/43 Selwyn, Arch, undated

45/44 Shubert, Lee, 1952

45/45 Shurr, Lester, 1946

45/46 Shuster, Alvin, 1976

45/47 Smith, Betty, 1950

45/48 Sondheim, Stephen, 1976

45/49 Stark, Ray, 1959

45/50 Stevens, Gary, 1958

45/51 Stoll, George, 1951

45/52 Strachon, Alan, 1977

45/53 Stritch, Elaine, 1979

45/54 Swanson, H.N., 1946

45/55 "T" miscellaneous, 1952

45/56 Thomas, Tony, 1976

45/57 Triff, Stuart, 1961

45/58 Turner, James H., 1931

45/59 "V" miscellaneous, 1979

45/60 Van Heusen, James, undated

45/61 "W" miscellaenous, 1955, 1970

45/62 Waring, Fred, 1929

45/63 Warner, Jack, 1951

45/64 Watt, Doug, 1962

45/65 Wayburn, Ned, 1934

45/66 Weidman, Jerome, 1954, 1970

45/67 Wexler, Helen, 1979

45/68 Young, Victor, 1934

45/69 "Z" miscellaneous, 1949, 1978

45/70 Unidentified, 1927-1982

46, 52 Photographs

Studio portraits, family photographs, and other assorted images of Schwartz in rehearsal or with his collaborators, including Howard Dietz and Beatrice Lillie.

Arranged by alphabetically by subject.

46/1-3 A. Schwartz, alone, undated 37 photographs

46/4 A. Schwartz, with H. Dietz, undated 5 photographs

46/5 A. Schwartz, with family, undated 2 photographs

46/6-8 A. Schwartz, with others, 1948-1950 and undated 46 photographs, negatives

46/9, 52/12 Family, undated 24 photographs

46/10, 52/13-14 Others, undated 21 photographs, negatives

Includes: Beatrice Lillie, H. Dietz, Jessica Tandy, Hume Cronyn

47-53 Biographical Materials, 1900-1981

Awards, published and unpublished writings, notebooks, business papers, lists of songs, financial and legal documents, and publicity materials.

Arranged alphabetically by subject.

52/15 Awards, 1947-1954, 1963

47/1-11 Business papers and financial documents, 1948-1979 and undated Contracts, correspondence, tax returns, royalties, and miscellany

48/1 Datebooks, 1979-1981

48/2-5 Lists of songs, undated

48/6-9, 49/1-6 Notebooks, undated 15 notebooks

Contents include: drafts of letters, lyrics, synopses, and other writings; song lists; musical fragments; miscellaneous notes

49/7 Personal documents, 1900, 1924, 1953-1954 and undated Birth certificates, divorce papers, and a commencement program

50/1-11 Publicity materials, 1930s-1970s Clippings, fliers, and programs

Chiefly general clippings about Schwartz. Includes materials related to Paul and Jonathan Schwartz, H. Dietz, and Katherine Carrington

51/1-11, 53/3 Writings, 1939, 1950s-1970s Essays, articles, interviews, and bios

Includes several pieces by Jonathan Schwartz

52 Miscellany, 1973 52/16 Gershwin American arts stamp, 1973