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Bob Fosse Personal Papers and Career
Miscellany
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Awards
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BOX 86A |
8th International Film Festival of India,
1981, certificate of participation, All That
Jazz
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BOX 52B |
Marquis Who's Who Publications Board, for
publication in Who's Who 1976/77 |
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Drama League (correspondence) re:
"Outstanding Achievement in Musical Theatre," 1986 |
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Stereo Review Magazine award, Chicago album, 1975 DEA (Dance Educators of
America) (correspondence) re: All That Jazz
award, 1980 |
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Wisdom Hall of Fame nomination |
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Polish award, Kabaret, 1974 |
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Outer Circle Critics award, 1973, for Pippin direction |
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Hollywood Foreign Press Association, for Best
Director, Cabaret, 1972 |
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BOX 86A |
George Foster Peabody Radio and Television
Award, 1973, to NBC/Liza With A Z, program
only, (award certificate boxed separately) |
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BOX 52B |
Magazine cover, Dance Magazine 4/63, listing
annual award winners, including Bob Fosse |
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BOX 52A |
Mr. Abbott, 1986: "For lifetime achievement
in the Theatre," (presented by the Stage Directors and Choreographers
Workshop Foundation) |
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Mr. Abbott, 1986 |
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Additional programs, flyer, and guest
list |
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Mr. Abbott, Miscellaneous |
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1987 (Mike Nichols) and 1988 (Agnes de Mille) Mr.
Abbott programs |
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Academy Award |
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Nomination certificates; Hollywood Reporter
3/26/80 trade ads for All That Jazz
nominations |
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Astaire Award, 1986: "For the Best in
Broadway Choreography" (presented by the Anglo-American |
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- Contemporary Dance Foundation); co-award with Peter Martins
- 2 programs; letter from committee; NY Times clipping
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Capezio Dance Award, 1987 |
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2 clippings, letter from committee |
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DGA nominations (Directors Guild of
America) |
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1975 program listing nominees; 1972 DGA
nomination for Liza With A Z
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Drama Desk |
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Nomination and award certificates: 1972, award
for Pippin choreography; 1977 nomination for
Dancin' choreography; 1972 award for Pippin direction; nominations, 1985, for Big Deal direction and choreography, 1985-86 Sweet Charity, for outstanding direction of a
musical |
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Emmy |
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3 nomination certificates for Liza With A Z, 1972/73 (for outstanding
achievement in choreography, outstanding single program in variety and pop
music, and to Bob Fosse for outstanding directorial achievement |
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BOX 7E, 52A |
Palme d'Or, Cannes Film Festival: 1980, All That Jazz
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2 Film Festival programs, directory, and several
miscellaneous items |
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BOX 52A |
Lion of the Performing Arts, 1987 (presented
by the New York Public Library) |
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1 piece of correspondence |
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Moscow 1990 |
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Soviet Film Magazine, postcards, small souvenirs,
interview with Gwen Verdon and translation |
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Players Club Tribute, 1975: "Taps for
Fosse" |
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Program; press clipping from Players
Bulletin |
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Star 1988 (presented by the Theatre
Collection Council, Museum of the City of New York) |
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Quarterly publication with article on
award |
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Theatre Hall of Fame (American Theatre
Critics Association) |
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1979 program |
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BOX 52A - B |
Tony |
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Announcement cards for (2) Pippin, Best Choreography, Best Direction; Playbill from the
ceremony; Playbill from choreography award, Dancin', 1978 |
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Tony Nominations: Certificates of nomination
for: |
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- Best Director, Musical, 1972-73, Pippin
- Best Choreographer, 1972-73, Pippin
- Best Book of a Musical, 1975-76, Chicago,
Bob Fosse and Fred Ebb
- Best Director, Musical, 1975-76, Chicago
- Best Choreographer, 1976-76, Chicago
- Outstanding Choreography, 1977-78, Dancin'
- Best Director, Musical 1977-78, Dancin'
- Best Director, Musical, 1985-86, Big Deal
- Outstanding Choreography, 1985-86, Big
Deal
- Outstanding Book of a Musical, 1985-86, Big
Deal
- Best Book of a Musical, 1985-86, Big Deal
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BOX 52B |
Program for 1964 Tony ceremony, Bob Fosse
nomination for Pal Joey; invitation for 1980
ceremony; |
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1981 and 1982 Tony programs; Playbill for 1986
Tonys |
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Tony 1976 |
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Correspondence only |
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"Triple Crown," 1973 |
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"answered" correspondence on winning the Tony,
Emmy, and Academy awards |
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"Triple Crown," 1973 |
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"unanswered" correspondence on winning the Tony,
Emmy, and Academy awards |
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BOX 52D - E |
"Triple Crown," 1973 |
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- [Magazine Review]. Penthouse, 1/74: "Except for Bob Fosse," by Lionel
Chetwynd (2 copies)
- [Magazine Review]. Action (DGA Magazine), 5-6/73: "Honors &
Directors;" (4 copies)
- [Magazine Review]. Hollywood Reporter advertisement, 7/3/73: "What
Directors Are Saying"
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"Triple Crown," 1973 |
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Newspaper and magazine clippings |
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BOX 52C |
"Broadway and the Tony Awards," by James C.
Jewell |
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Published dissertation |
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Publicity Files
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[Note: These files contain assorted articles
focused primarily on the life and career of Bob Fosse, though current
productions may be mentioned, and contain useful biographical information.
For publicity on specific productions, check individual show
files.] |
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BOX 52D |
Bob Fosse, publicity: 1950s |
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Bob Fosse, publicity: 1960s |
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Bob Fosse, publicity: 1970s |
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Bob Fosse, publicity: 1970s |
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newspaper clippings only |
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Bob Fosse, publicity: 1980s |
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Bob Fosse, publicity: 1980s |
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newspaper clippings only |
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BOX 86D |
Bob Fosse, publicity files,
fragile |
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General magazines and clippings, bound to matte
board |
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BOX 52C |
"Bob Fosse: An Analytic - Critical Study," by
Ronna Elaine Sloan |
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Unpublished 1983 CUNY dissertation |
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BOX 52E |
Fosse, publicity: magazine
articles |
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- Playbill: "Broadway Babies"
- After Dark, 6/72: "The Many Facets of Bob Fosse," by Glenn
Loney
- Playboy: "Betting on Kim (Basinger) Personally," by Bruce
Williamson
- The Hamptons, 8/1/86: "The Dancin' Man (Bob Fosse)," by Dick
Anderson
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BOX 86A |
CMA (Creative Management
Associates) |
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Ad honoring Bob Fosse for his "Triple
Crown" |
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Endorsements and Presentations
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BOX 52D |
Horizon advertising endorsement |
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Ad cuts |
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United Telecom advertisement,
1985 |
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Copy of ad |
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BOX 86A |
Mitsubishi ad featuring Bob Fosse, black and
white, 13x18 |
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BOX 53A |
Ruby Awards presentation to Bette Midler,
1973 |
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After Dark Magazine, 6/73, sponsors |
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Night of 100 Stars benefit participant,
1985 |
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Program |
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Tony Awards presentation, 1987 |
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Correspondence from Don Mischer
Productions |
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Writing Files
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[Note: This is very miscellaneous, undated
and sometimes unidentified.] |
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BOX 53B |
Notebook, "Odd Ideas" |
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Brown "National" composition book, with
handwritten notes; also, small black ring binder listing miscellaneous
ideas |
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Notebook, miscellaneous writing |
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"Penrite" composition book, marked "Odd" on front
cover, handwritten notes with news clippings |
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Undated writing |
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10 sheets of handwritten material, including
"Coda for a Dancer" and "The Dirty Young Man on his Flying Trapeze;" also,
several pieces - short story (written upon hearing of Joan McCracken's
death),film ideas, vocabulary list, identified by Gwen Verdon
notes |
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"Future Projects & Ideas" |
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Notes for "Dirty Jokes" piece; "Ladies Man,"
"Meeting with Prince;" newsclippings, costume ideas, etc. |
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Miscellaneous
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BOX 52B |
"Special papers and miscellaneous"
file |
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Telegram from Anya and Harold Arlen, 1966;
telegram, Fosse to Verdon, Chicago opening
night, San Francisco, 1/27/78; 2 newspaper crossword puzzles, featuring
Fosse name; Playboy letter, 7/6/73, turning down Bob Fosse as interview
subject; Note: These "stray" items were not originally filed with
correspondence |
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BOX 54G |
Fosse, Miscellaneous: "Your Place in the
Cosmos: An Index to Stars and People" listing Bob Fosse's star |
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BOX 86A |
Caricature of Bob Fosse and scenes from
shows, on illustration board, by Mark Cote |
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General Files (Miscellaneous Contracts, Projects, Office
Files, Etc.)
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[Note: Much of the following is general
office files, such as phone lists and casting magazines. Also included are
Gwen Verdon contracts where noted.] |
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BOX 51A |
MCA Artists vs. Robert Fosse, 1962-64 (1 of
3) |
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Extensive and varied correspondence and legal
documents pertaining to lawsuit over MCA representation of Bob
Fosse |
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Correspondence, Jack Perlman |
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1962-70, from the point where Jack Perlman took
over from MCA Artists (Jack Perlman was Bob Fosse's attorney); extensive and
varied file, much handwritten, on matters such as Sweet Charity, script offers, etc. |
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MGM contracts, 1951-53 |
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Employment contracts and correspondence with
MGM/Loews, Inc., 1951-53 |
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"The Gay Girls" |
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6/54 contract for Bob Fosse with Columbia
Pictures for choreography and dance direction of this motion
picture |
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"The Girls Against the Boys" |
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10/1959, Bob Fosse contract for staging and
directing the musical revue |
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"Copper and Brass" |
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9/1957 contract for Bob Fosse; this was a play
Bob Fosse edited |
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CMA - David Begelman contracts,
1969-73 |
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Bob Fosse's agreements, 1969, '72, '73, with
Creative Management Associates |
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General Artists agreements (Gwen
Verdon) |
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1964 and undated representation agreements and
related correspondence |
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Union materials |
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Bank forms; DGA memoranda, 1973, re: negotiations
with the Association of Motion Pictures and Television Producers; collective
bargaining and royalty cuts rules - Society of Stage Directors and
Choreographers, 1962; etc. |
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BOX 51B |
Weegee Project, Stuart Ostrow,
1984 |
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Ostrow correspondence about proposed project;
photocopy of Naked City, by Weegee |
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"Atlantic City" script, blue paper
cover |
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