Series I. Film, TV Shows, and Theater, 1959-2005, inclusive

This subseries includes files related to the 1968 documentary film The Queen. The film covers the 1967 Miss All-America Camp Beauty Contest in New York City in which Flawless Sabrina was the emcee and narrator. This subseries contains ephemera related to the beauty contest event itself including Flawless Sabrina pageant business cards, event invitation, a Robert Kennedy letter declining the invitation, and an event program. Promotional material for the movie, budgets, press clippings, marketing packets, movie stills of the contestants, and a filming agreement with a list of the participants and their payments are also in this subseries. Of note are photographs from the 1968 Cannes Film Festival including images from events and a movie screening which were attended by Doroshow, Doroshow as Flawless Sabrina, and one of the contestants, Rachel Harlow. This subseries also contains promotional material and press clippings surrounding screenings of the movie in the 1990s and 2010s.

This subseries contains material from Doroshow's unsuccessful attempt to produce The Apple Pie Show, a television talk show that would have been hosted by filmmaker John Waters and performer Divine during the 1980s. This subseries includes business cards, agreements with potential investors, press releases, shot lists, production schedules, budgets, and correspondence with John Waters and Divine, all related to the development of the show. Color sketches of caricatures of Divine in various costumes, set design images, logo mock-ups, and original painted story boards are also in this subseries. Proposal packets include letters of support, narratives describing the premise of the show, storyboards, budgets, and press releases which were distributed to potential investors and stakeholders. Also included in this subseries is Doroshow's handwritten preparatory script for his phone call with John Waters, as well as an audio recording of the conversation, along with a typed transcript.

This subseries includes realized and unrealized Doroshow projects in movies, television, and theater, with him in the role of producer, writer, or actor, dating from the 1960s to the early 2000s. The subseries contains proposals and correspondence for Doroshow's partnership in the 1970s with writer Rona Jaffee including Baby Rainbow and All My Friends' Secrets. Documentation of acting projects include call sheets, scene lists, and residual reports for his bit part in The Anderson Tapes. Files in this subseries on propspective television shows Miss Cellaneous, Only In New York and an untitled video cabaret show include correspondence and presentation packets. Doroshow's production of the 1970s movie More, More, More files include agreements, budget, screenplay, promotional material, and soundtrack planning with songwriter Greg Diamond. This subseries also includes scrapbooks containing tracking notes for many of these projects, as well as actor headshots from the 1970s and 1980s which were retained by Doroshow in consideration for parts in various projects he was developing. Audio recordings from the project A Musical History of the Vietnam War are also in this subseries.