Marc M. Siegel papers, 1918-1984.

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Marc M. Siegel papers, 1918-1984.

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Collection contains Marc M. Siegel's radio and television production files (which contains correspondence, scripts, notes, clippings, photographs, and financial documents), including those for "The Eternal Light", "Directions", and "Heritage: Civilization and the Jews". Collection also contains reel to reel audio tapes of radio and television shows Siegel wrote for (including "The Eternal Light" and "Directions"), miscellaenous radio and television scripts written by Siegel (including those for "Name That Tune" and "The Young Adventurers"), Siegel's personal and business correspondence, subject files (which contain correspondence, clippings, manuscripts, and printed materials), and legal files. Collection also holds unproduced scripts written by Siegel, 16 mm and 35 mm motion picture films of compiled images (including Groucho Marx, the Academy Awards, and the television program "Music Bingo"), a few 78 and 33 rpm phonograph records play on the "The Eternal Light" broadcasts, and a "Name That Tune" scrapbook. Miscellaneous clippings, miscellaneous printed materials, miscellaneous books, and a few artifacts are in this collection as well.

55.59 cubic ft. (56 boxes) + 1 envelope + 6 motion pictures.

Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6908617

Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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