Touring entertainment industry oral history collection, 1986-1998 ; 1993-1998 [sound recording].

International Association of Assembly Managers.

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King, Milton W., 1890-1976

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Perry, Mildred Wolf Grood

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Anzivino, Joe

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Justice, William G.

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William Dean Justice is the retired Director (1976-1990) of the University of Texas Frank C. Erwin, Jr. Special Events Center. He established the nonprofit Society for the Preservation of Professional Touring Entertainment History and served as its President. Throught the efforts of the Society and the cooperation of the Center for American History, the Professional Touring Entertainment Industry Archive was established at the Center for American History. Fro...

Klain, James

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Fearey, Jack

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Ward, Raymond

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Ray Ward was the president of the International Association of Assembly Managers, an arena manager and a consultant. From the description of Ward, Ray, collection, 1969-1997. (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 38448941 ...

Skinner, Denzil.

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Denzil Skinner had a long career in public facility management. He was the originator of the Facility Management Group, Inc., to provide private management for multiple purpose assembly facilities. Skinner had a role in developing and negotiating the contractual agreement for the private management of the Superdome between his company and the Louisiana state government. Skinner also was involved with the Ticketmaster Corporation. From the description of Skinn...

Minchew, Robert J.

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Robert J. Minchew was the on-site architect during the construction of the Houston Astrodome, which opened in April 1965. He worked for the architect firm Wilson, Morris, Crain and Anderson. Minchew was educated at Rice University and was a member of the Construction Specifications Institute. From the guide to the Robert J. Minchew Houston Astrodome Architectural and Engineering Collection [AR 94-274; 94-371]., 1928-1990, (The University of Texas at Austin, Dolph Briscoe Center for A...

Becker, Allen

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Egan, Vincent

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VEE Corporation

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Luther, Bill

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Cavalieri, Lincoln Edward

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Society for the Preservation of Professional Entertainment History.

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Harlem Globetrotters

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Antee, Al

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Saunders, Roy

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Parkinson, Thomas L.

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Thomas P. Parkinson was a journalist who became an arena manager. He began his career in the touring entertainment industry as an editor at Amusement Business magazine. He went on to manage the Assembly Hall at the University of Illinois and became the first university facility manager to serve as president of the International Association of Assembly Managers. Parkinson also worked with Charles Philip Fox to document the history of the circus, in a book, The Circus in A...