Tamiment Playhouse Records
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The Tamiment Playhouse was a summer theater at Camp Tamiment which from 1921-1965 was an educational and recreational summer resort (originally) for socialists near Bushkill, Pa. The TPH became a workshop for theater, dance, film, and television and included entertainment figures such as actors Danny Kaye, Bea Arthur, Imogene Coca, and Carol Burnett; directors Max Liebman, Herb Ross, and Joe Layton; choreographer Jerome Robbins; and writers Woody Allen and Neil Simon. The collection includes scores, scripts, clippings, correspondence, ephemera, and casefiles for interviews with TPH alumni.
Historical/Biographical Note
The Tamiment Playhouse was a resident summer theater that operated between 1921 and 1960 at Camp Tamiment, an adult summer camp in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains. Camp Tamiment was an educational and recreational summer resort (originally) for socialists and their families near Bushkill, Pa., from 1921 until its sale in 1965 to commercial interests. The TPH became a creative outlet for theater, dance, film, and television of the mid-twentieth century. Actors such as Danny Kaye, Bea Arthur, Imogene Coca, and Carol Burnett, directors Max Liebman, Herb Ross, and Joe Layton, choreographer Jerome Robbins, and writers Woody Allen and Neil Simon are some of the entertainment figures nurtured at Camp Tamiment. Much of the original material performed at Tamiment found its way to the professional stage, Broadway, and television, and much of it reflects the predominantly Jewish cultural and politically liberal orientation of the camp and its residents. See also LoMonaco, Martha Schmoyer, Every week, a Broadway revue : the Tamiment Playhouse, 1921-1960(NYU Press, 1992).
Arrangement
Organized into five series: I. History and Memorabilia ; II. Alumni and Associates; III. Sketches and Lyrics; IV. Music Scores; V. Scrapbooks.
Folders are generally arranged alphabetically by subject/author heading within each series.
Scope and Content Note
Series I. History & Memorabilia, consists of two subseries: A. Playbills; B. Camp Tamiment: Documents, Publications, and Ephemera. Series II. Alumni & Associates, consists of Martha LoMonaco's correspondence, notes, clippings and some transcripts relating to her sixty-two interviews (1950s focus) with Playhouse alumni and associates, whose audiocassettes and partial transcripts comprise series one of the Tamiment Playhouse Alumni: Oral Histories and Shows (Collection number: Tamiment NS 31). Note: Alumni = theatre workers; Associates = supporters, camp staff, etc. Notable individuals include Marshall Barer, Ben Blaker, Jerry Bock, Carol Channing, Irwin Corey, Lew "Snappy" Goren (camp photographer), Moe Hack, Israel Kugler, Mike Levitas, Willy Pogany, David Rodgers, Mary Rodgers, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., and Dick Shawn. Series III. Sketches & Lyrics, is arranged alphabetically by author. Half are by Max Liebman, and there are also sketches by Neil and Danny Simon, and Woody Allen. Series IV. Music Scores, comprises almost three quarters of the collection, and consists of handwritten and annotated but often unsigned music scores, 1952-1960, arranged alphabetically by title, most for individual songs, some for shows. A notable score is The Princess & the Pea, which later became the Broadway musical Once upon a Mattress. Series V. Scrapbooks, contains of nine volumes of clippings and ephemera, seven for Camp Tamiment and the Tamiment Institute, and two for the Tamiment Playhouse.
NOTE: this collection is stored offsite and advance notice is required for its use.
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Conditions Governing Access
Open for research without restrictions.
Conditions Governing Use
Any rights (including copyright and related rights to publicity and privacy) held by the Tamiment Playhouse were transferred to New York University in 1983 by the Tamiment Institute. Permission to publish or reproduce materials in this collection must be secured from Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Archives. Please contact tamiment.wagner@nyu.edu, (212) 998-2630.
Preferred Citation
Published citations should take the following form:
Identification of item, date; Tamiment Playhouse Records; TAM 107; box number; folder number;
Tamiment Library/Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives
Elmer Holmes Bobst Library
70 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012, New York University Libraries.
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Immediate Source of Acquisition
Donated by the Tamiment Institute, 1983. The accession numbers associated with this gift are 1983.002 and 1983.006. Additional material in this collection were found in the repository in 2014. The accession number associated with these materials is 2014.085.
After the Tamiment Playhouse records were donated to NYU in 1983, the archive collected additional photographs, playbills, music scores and other memorbilia to augment the collection. A number of small donations were made at this time.
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Series I: History
Subseries I:A: Playbills
Playbill, 1929-1930, inclusive
Playbill, 1933, inclusive
Playbills, 1936, inclusive
Playbills, 1937, inclusive
Playbills, 1938, inclusive
Playbills, 1939, inclusive
Playbills, 1940, inclusive
Playbills, 1941, inclusive
Playbills, 1942, inclusive
Playbills, 1943, inclusive
Playbills, 1945, inclusive
Playbills, 1948, inclusive
Playbills, 1949, inclusive
Playbills, 1950, inclusive
Playbills, 1951, inclusive
Playbills, 1952, inclusive
Playbills, 1953, inclusive
Playbills, 1954, inclusive
Playbills, 1955, inclusive
Playbills, 1956, inclusive
Playbills, 1957, inclusive
Playbills, 1958, inclusive
Playbills, 1959, inclusive
Playbills, 1960, inclusive
Subseries I:B: Camp Tamiment: Documents, Publications, and Ephemera
Actors Equity Association: Tamiment Institute, 1949, inclusive
Admiral Broadway Revue(television), 1949, inclusive
Afternoon of a Faun(background), Nijinsky, undated, inclusive
Annual reports, 1934-1944, inclusive
Architecture ( Architectural Forum), 1942, inclusive
Architecture ( Architectural Forum), 1948, inclusive
Art exhibitions; 1940's -1950's, 1940-1959, inclusive
Book Award, 1958, inclusive
Caesar, Sid: Where Have I Been?excerpts, 1982, inclusive
Camp Tamiment promotional movie script, 1961, inclusive
Carlines(Camp Carlisle daily paper), 1927, inclusive
Cast lists, 1960, inclusive
Catch a Star(Broadway Show), 1955, inclusive
Chamber music, undated, inclusive
Constellation room, undated, inclusive
Dancing in Summer Campsby Jerome Andrews, 1939, inclusive
Fat Tuesdayreview, 1956, inclusive
Forest Park history, undated, inclusive
Golf course, undated, inclusive
Histories, early, undated, inclusive
"History," anonymous typescript, undated, inclusive
IRS Rulings, AGVA performers, 1943, inclusive
Kober, Arthur: Counselor of Camp 'Kare-free', undated, inclusive
Lecture Series, 1936, inclusive
Lecture Series, 1938, inclusive
Lecture/Concert Series, 1951, inclusive
Lecture/Concert Series, 1952, inclusive
Lecture/Concert Series, 1953, inclusive
Lecture/Concert Series, 1954, inclusive
Lecture/Concert Series, 1955, inclusive
Lecture/Concert Series, 1956, inclusive
Lecture/Concerts/Special Events, 1960, inclusive
Levitas, Willard: Employment Contract, 1947
Levitas, Willard: scrapbook 1, undated, inclusive
Levitas, Willard: scrapbook 2, undated, inclusive
Levitas, Willard: painting, 1950-06-08
Make Mine Manhattanby Max Liebman, 1948, inclusive
New Faces of 1943by Leonard Sillman, undated, inclusive
Once upon a Mattress, undated, inclusive
Photographs (Unidentified), undated
Planning a Convention at Tamimentbrochure, undated, inclusive
Playhouse history: articles (published), undated, inclusive
Playhouse lights: plots/blueprints, 1950's
Poconos history, undated, inclusive
Pocono Mountains ad brochure: NY Times, 1964, inclusive
Postcards; 1950's - 1960's, 1950-1969, inclusive
Program of Traditional Jewish Music: photo, 1958, inclusive
Rand School: 45th Anniversary booklet, 1951, inclusive
Rand School history, undated, inclusive
Straw Hat Revue: music, lyric, sketch, 1939, inclusive
Straw Hat Revue: playbill, reviews, PR, 1939, inclusive
Swire, Willard: Actor's Equity, 1987, inclusive
Tamiment Playhouse '49 (Cartoon), 1949, inclusive
Tamiment Times, 1929, inclusive
Tamiment Times, 1930, inclusive
Tamiment Times, 1931, inclusive
Tami-Mentor(daily paper), 1935, inclusive
Tami-Mentor, 1935-1936, inclusive
Tami-Mentor, 1936, inclusive
Tamiment's New Theater: articles (published), 1941, inclusive
The Tavern Log(Camp Log Tavern), 1931, inclusive
The Tavern Log(Camp Log Tavern), 1932, inclusive
10th Anniversary Camper Census, 1930, inclusive
Tocks Island Dam Project, 1960, inclusive
Ye Upstagers Guild Flyer, undated
Your Show of Shows: playbill & Life magazine, undated, inclusive
Camp Tamiment Architectural Drawing, 1943-03
Series II: Alumni & Associates
Allen, Woody: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Alvarez, Anita: alumna, undated, inclusive
Andrews, Jerome: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Bales, William: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Barer, Marshall: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Basy, Sid: associate, undated, inclusive
Berkowitz, Sol: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Bird, Dorothy: alumna, undated, inclusive
Blaker, Alex and Martha: associates, undated, inclusive
Blaker, Ben: associate, undated, inclusive
Bock, Jerry: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Bohnert, Bill: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Boris, Ruthanna: alumna, undated, inclusive
Bostick, Jack: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Bozeman, Beverly: alumna, undated, inclusive
Brenner, Yvonne: alumna, undated, inclusive
Brown, Forman: associate, undated, inclusive
Bruskin, Perry: associate; Green Mansions, undated, inclusive
Burnett, Carol: alumna, undated, inclusive
Carroll, Pat: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Channing, Carol: alumna, undated, inclusive
Coca, Imogene: alumna, undated, inclusive
Cook, Barbara: alumna, undated, inclusive
Connell, Gordon: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Correspondence, miscellaneous: associates, undated, inclusive
Corey, Irwin: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Daniels, Danny: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Deems, Mickey: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Dishy, Bob: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Ellstein (Hoffman), Sylvia: alumna, undated, inclusive
Fine, Sylvia, undated, inclusive
Frankel, Beulah: alumna, undated, inclusive
Gale, Gerri: alumna, undated, inclusive
Ganz, Blanche Felder: alumna, undated, inclusive
Garrett, Betty: alumna, undated, inclusive
Gladstone, Saul: associate (re: White Roe), undated, inclusive
Goldfarb, Philip: associate (re: Danny Kaye; Tummling; White Roe), undated, inclusive
Goren, Lew "Snappy:" associate, undated, inclusive
Grant, Lee: alumni, undated, inclusive
Greenberg, Jules: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Greenberg, Nat: associate, undated, inclusive
Greene, Milton: associate, undated, inclusive
Hack, Moe and Paula (Cohen): alumni, undated, inclusive
Hall, George: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Halliday, Buzz: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Hamilton Trio: alumni, undated, inclusive
Hartman, Don: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Hayes, Dorsha: alumna, undated, inclusive
Hayes, Dorsha: 1920's dance bills, pageants, etc, undated, inclusive
Hollister, David: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Holt, Calvin: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Izen, Marshall: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Johnson, Arte E.: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Kert, Larry: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Kugler, Israel: associate, undated, inclusive
Levitas, Mike: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Layton, Joe: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max; correspondence, undated, inclusive
Liff, Samuel "Biff": alumnus, undated, inclusive
Loudon, Dorothy: alumna, undated, inclusive
MacDonald, Marie: associate, undated, inclusive
Magaziner, Elliot: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Magaziner, Elliot: alumnus (donation of 1942 bills and photos), 1942, inclusive
Mailly, Bertha: associate, undated, inclusive
Maltby, Richard Jr.: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Marks, Sylvia and Marco Roasales: alumni, undated, inclusive
Mata & Hari: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Meyer, Don: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Meyer, John: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Peerce, Larry: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Perlowin, Gene: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Pockriss, Lee: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Pogany, Willy: associate, undated, inclusive
Questel, Mae: associate, undated, inclusive
Remo, Ken: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Robbins, Jerome: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Rodgers, Mary: alumna, undated, inclusive
Rogers, David: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Ross, Herbert: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Scheiner, Harry: associate (re: Max Liebman), undated, inclusive
Schlesinger, Arthur Jr.: associate, undated, inclusive
Seltzer, Ellen (Blaker): associate, undated, inclusive
Shapiro, Gertrude: associate (?), undated, inclusive
Shapiro, Herman, undated, inclusive
Shawn, Dick: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Sherman, Vincent: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Simon, Cyril: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Simon, Danny: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Simon, Neil "Doc:" alumnus, undated, inclusive
Simone, Arlene: alumna, undated, inclusive
Solov, Zachary: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Starbuck, James: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Strouse, Charles: correspondence, 1956, inclusive
Tamiment "Alumni" correspondence, undated, inclusive
Thompson, Jay: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Tishler, Anne: associate, undated, inclusive
Theodore, Lee (Becker): alumnus, undated, inclusive
Tobias, George: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Tolkin, Mel: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Valbor, Kirsten: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Vestoff, Virginia: alumna, undated, inclusive
Wainer, Lee: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Wallach, Ira: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Warren, Frank L., M.D.: associate, undated, inclusive
Waterman, Texie: alumna, undated, inclusive
Weiner, John / White Roe Resort: associate, undated, inclusive
Weisfeld, Zelma: alumnus, undated, inclusive
West, Bernie: alumnus, undated, inclusive
Wright, Robert / Forrest, Chet: alumni, undated, inclusive
Series III: Sketches & Lyrics
Allen, Woody: material copies, 1957-1959, inclusive
Barer, Marshall & Dean Fuller: sketch/lyrics, undated, inclusive
Ebb, Fred & Paul Klein: lyric, undated, inclusive
Barer, Marshall & Mary Rodgers: lyric, undated, inclusive
Boland, Clay Jr.: sketch/lyric, undated, inclusive
Canter, Walt: sketch, undated, inclusive
Der Richtiga Mikado, original & Gildemeister translations: sketch, undated, inclusive
Fat Tuesday (jazz opera), 1957, inclusive
Flender, Harold: sketch, undated
Green, Phil: sketch, undated, inclusive
Grudeff, Marian & Ray Jessel: sketch, undated, inclusive
Jessel, Ray: lyric, undated, inclusive
Johnson, James: lyric, undated
Kallen, Lucille: sketch, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Mac [Max]: Vot is Kemp Life (book), undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: A Broadway Revue Every Week, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Make Mine Borscht, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Once is Enough (article), undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Lyric Notebook 1, A-D, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Lyric Notebook 1, E-H, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Lyric Notebook 2, I-L, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Lyric Notebook 2, L-O, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sadie the Bookkeeper (sketch), undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 1, A-B, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 1, B-C, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 2, D-F, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 2, F-G, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 3, M, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 3, M-O, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 4, P, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 4, P-R, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 5, S-T, undated, inclusive
Liebman, Max: Sketch Notebook 5, T-X, undated, inclusive
Marks, Dennis & Alan Freidman: sketch/lyric, undated, inclusive
Meyer, Don & Sol Berkowitz: lyric, undated, inclusive
Meyer, Don & Lee Pockriss: Panic on Seventh Ave.: sketch/lyric, undated, inclusive
Meyer, John: sketch, undated, inclusive
Meyer, John & Clay Boland, Jr.: sketch/lyric, undated, inclusive
Meyer, John & Ray Jessell: lyric, undated, inclusive
Miscellaneous: sketch/lyric, undated, inclusive
Panich, David: sketches, undated, inclusive
Rosner, Paul & Claibe Richardson: lyrics sketch/ lyric, undated, inclusive
Simon, Neil & Danny: sketches, undated, inclusive
That Great Big Candy Store up in the Sky, undated, inclusive
Thompson, Jay: sketch/lyrics, undated, inclusive
Tolkin, Mel: sketches, undated
Vinavar, Steven & Sol Berkowitz: lyric, undated, inclusive
Welch, Ken: sketches, undated, inclusive
Welch, Ken & Sol Berkowitz: sketch/lyric, undated, inclusive
Series IV: Music
Scope and Contents note
Arranged alphabetically by title; Box 29A Music - Addendum
Aim High, 1960, inclusive
All the News, 1954, inclusive
America Be Seated, 1959, inclusive
America Be Seated, undated, inclusive
Apes: song & ballet, 1960, inclusive
Art Theatre, 1958, inclusive
Back in the Trunk, 1959, inclusive
Bacon & Eggs, 1960, inclusive
Baker's Sketch& Syncopated Clock(incidental music), undated, inclusive
Bellsballet: Tunick, J., 1959-1960, inclusive
Billy's Comin' Home, 1957, inclusive
The Boy Upstairs, 1954, inclusive
Britannia(incidental music), 1960, inclusive
The Case of the Hum-Drum Killer, 1959, inclusive
Charley, 1959, inclusive
Churinga, 1956, inclusive
Circus Sort of Day, 1958, inclusive
The City's Just a Jungle, 1960, inclusive
Cloud 14, 1956, inclusive
Comedy of Art, 1957-1959, inclusive
Conformity, 1960, inclusive
Dance Hall Dinah, 1960, inclusive
Deep are the Roots, 1958, inclusive
De Revolution is Late, 1959, inclusive
Doctors' Lament, 1954, inclusive
Don't Tell a Soul(finale), 1958, inclusive
Dottie's Single(Dorothy Aull), 1960, inclusive
Durante, Jimmy Music(incidental), undated, inclusive
Dusty Road, 1954, inclusive
Egyptianella, 1960, inclusive
Eileen, undated, inclusive
Elementary Geometry, 1960, inclusive
Elephant Blues, 1959, inclusive
Everything, 1959, inclusive
Facts and Figures, 1954 , 1957, inclusive
Feather in My Cap, 1958, inclusive
Fetes and Phantoms, 1960, inclusive
The First Fall Day, 1958, inclusive
For the Birds, 1960, inclusive
Fra Diavolo, 1956, inclusive
Frank Drac Wolf, 1958, inclusive
From the Top, 1958, inclusive
Good Girl, 1960, inclusive
Gotta Get into the Act, 1959, inclusive
Gotta Make Time, 1954, inclusive
Grandma Noses, undated, inclusive
Grow a Beard, 1959, inclusive
Guiness Bit, 1960, inclusive
Happy Endings, 1960, inclusive
Happy Endsville, 1957, inclusive
Lost from Happy Medium, 1959, inclusive
Happy Pill Dance, 1958, inclusive
Hard to Get, 1959, inclusive
Hey Chicago: Finale, 1955 , 1957, inclusive
Hire a Guy You Can Blame, 1959, inclusive
Hold Me Hamlet, 1956-1957, inclusive
Hold Me Hamlet opening, 1957, inclusive
Boy in Black from Hold Me Hamlet, 1957, inclusive
Gertrude from Hold Me Hamlet, undated, inclusive
"My Royal Fanny" from Hold Me Hamlet, 1957, inclusive
"No One Can Do It Like a Dame" from Hold Me Hamlet, 1957, inclusive
"Something Smells in Elsinore" from Hold Me Hamlet, 1957, inclusive
Utility: "Hamlet Theme", 1956, inclusive
How Do You Like Us, 1959, inclusive
I Can't Imagine, 1960, inclusive
I Crow, I Roar, 1960, inclusive
I'd Better Quit While I'm Ahead, 1958, inclusive
I Didn't Even Know, undated, inclusive
If All the Seas were One Sea, 1960, inclusive
I'll Be Home Soon, 1957, inclusive
I'll Dance You, 1954, inclusive
I'm All Yours, 1954, inclusive
Independence, 1954, inclusive
In Septemberby Lucille Kallen & Max Liebman, 1949, inclusive
Intellectual Rag, 1958, inclusive
Intoxication, 1954, inclusive
I Reach for You, 1958, inclusive
I Said to Love, 1959, inclusive
Isn't She Lovely, 1954, inclusive
It Doesn't Cost Much to Live in New York, 1958, inclusive
It's Bad for Our Country in the Newsreels, 1958, inclusive
It's Simple to be Famous, 1953, inclusive
It's Sunday, 1958, inclusive
It's Very Funny, 1959, inclusive
I've Heard A lot about You, 1955, inclusive
"I Wonder Why She Couldn't Sleep" from Princess & the Pea, 1958, inclusive
Jonah and the Whale, 1959, inclusive
Just an Ordinary Morning, 1956, inclusive
The Kingston Weavers, 1960, inclusive
Knight to the Rescue, 1960, inclusive
"Ladies in Waiting" from Princess & the Pea, 1958, inclusive
Lady Chatterly(segue only), 1960, inclusive
Lament on 5th Avenue, 1958, inclusive
La Ronde, 1954, inclusive
Last Two People Alive, 1958, inclusive
Legit, 1959, inclusive
Laugh, 1960, inclusive
Let's Get Together, undated, inclusive
Lighted Windows, 1956, inclusive
Living Statues, 1958, inclusive
Local, 1958, inclusive
London Town, 1959, inclusive
Loot Song, 1954, inclusive
Lost, undated, inclusive
Love of, 1954, inclusive
"Lullaby of the Nightingale of Samarkand" from Princess & the Pea, undated, inclusive
Maggie, 1960, inclusive
Magical Lima, 1958, inclusive
"Mamalogue" from Princess & the Pea, undated, inclusive
Math Magic, 1958, inclusive
Miss Nobody, 1958, inclusive
Mr. Klein, 1959 , 1960, inclusive
Mr. Spring, 1954, inclusive
Montreal, 1960, inclusive
The Most Famous Models, 1958, inclusive
Movie Music(finish), 1954, inclusive
"My Dish of Tea" from Jack the Ribber, undated, inclusive
My Romantic Bearded Lady (and my Rubber Man), 1952, inclusive
Nanny, 1960, inclusive
Negative Thinking, 1959, inclusive
New Day, 1960, inclusive
New Leading Man, 1960, inclusive
The Newsreel, 1960, inclusive
Nightmares(ballet), 1960, inclusive
Nightsong, 1959, inclusive
Night Time, 1951-1952, inclusive
No Fun Trio: Vogue, Esquire, Women's Home Companion, 1954, inclusive
Nursery Rhymes, 1960, inclusive
1/2/03, 1954, inclusive
Othello, I care(incidental music), 1959, inclusive
Our Eyes Met, 1959, inclusive
Our Opening, 1958, inclusive
Overture: 9th Show, undated, inclusive
Overture, 1953 , 1957, inclusive
Overture, 1953 , 1957, inclusive
Overture, 1953, inclusive
Overture, 1954 , 1956, inclusive
Overture, 1955-1959, inclusive
Overture, 1958 , 1959, inclusive
Overture, 1956-1959, inclusive
Overture 1957, 1957-1959, inclusive
Overture 1960, undated, inclusive
Pantomime Single, 1957, inclusive
Papiyo, 1958, inclusive
Paris Soir, 1954, inclusive
Partners, 1958, inclusive
The Partyarranged by Jonathan Tunick, 1959-1960, inclusive
Passion, 1960, inclusive
Pen Pals, 1959, inclusive
People Will Talk, 1955-1956, inclusive
Places Please, 1956, inclusive
Playmate of the Month, 1960, inclusive
A Popular Song, 1958, inclusive
Powers of a Woman, 1957, inclusive
The Previews, 1960, inclusive
The Price You Pay for the Art, 1958, inclusive
"Prologue: Many Moons Ago" from Princess & the Pea, 1958, inclusive
"Song of Love [Fred]" from Princess & the Pea, undated, inclusive
"Utilities" for Princess & the Pea, 1958, inclusive
"Very Soft Shoes" from Princess & the Pea, 1958, inclusive
"Overture" from Princess & the Pea, 1958, inclusive
"Wizard" from Princess & the Pea, 1958, inclusive
"Finale" from Princess & the Pea, 1958, inclusive
Problem, 1960, inclusive
Assorted Published Music, undated, inclusive
Pullman Car Opening / On the Isle of Manhattan, 1958, inclusive
Put It On, 1958, inclusive
A Quiet Life, 1956, inclusive
A Quonset in Naponset, 1954, inclusive
Rain, Keep Raining, 1957, inclusive
A Really Big Shoe, 1960, inclusive
Red Hot, 1959, inclusive
Rinky-Tink, 1960, inclusive
The Rubaiyat Revisited, undated, inclusive
School Skit and Garden Skit Lead-ins, undated, inclusive
Semper Mary, 1954, inclusive
Seymour, 1959, inclusive
Shadow, 1960, inclusive
Shake Hands With a Millionaire, 1956, inclusive
Silent World, The, 1957, inclusive
Silent World, 1959, inclusive
Small Talk, undated, inclusive
Incidental: Someday I'll Find You, undated, inclusive
Something Old, Something New, 1959, inclusive
Song of the Sirens, 1960, inclusive
So What, 1953, inclusive
Sports, 1957, inclusive
S.R.O.: opening, 1955 , 1957, inclusive
Star, 1960, inclusive
Star Crossed, 1960, inclusive
Still a Bambino, 1959, inclusive
Stop the World, 1959, inclusive
String!, 1960, inclusive
String Quartet, 1957, inclusive
Subway Music(Incidental), undated, inclusive
Superstitious, 1957, inclusive
Target for the Cossack at the Kretcma, The, 1956, inclusive
Tell the GirlI (arranger: Hal Hidey), undated, inclusive
Ten Past Ten, 1958, inclusive
That Great Big Candy Store up in the Sky? (arrranger: Jonathan Tunick), 1959-1960, inclusive
That Moment When, 1956, inclusive
That's How I Feel, 1958, inclusive
Thee on My Mind, 1959, inclusive
There You Are, 1960, inclusive
There You Are, 1960, inclusive
There's Nowhere to Go but Up, 1960, inclusive
They, 1954, inclusive
Thirty Times Three, 1959, inclusive
Three Echoes, 1959, inclusive
"This is My Knight" from Princess & the Pea, undated, inclusive
This is My Summer, 1959, inclusive
This is Why We're Here, 1960, inclusive
Time, 1958, inclusive
The Time Step, 1959, inclusive
Too Many Questions, 1957, inclusive
Train De Mystere, 1960, inclusive
Trials of Tillie, The, 1960, inclusive
Tunick, Jonathan: Contrasts ballet, 1959, inclusive
Twinkle, Twinkle, 1960, inclusive
Two a Day, 1956-1957, inclusive
"Two Moons over Elsisnore" Hamlet, undated, inclusive
Unexpurgated Version, 1960, inclusive
Vending Machines, 1958, inclusive
Versatility, 1960, inclusive
Waiting to Waltz with You, 1958, inclusive
Walk Tall, 1954 , 1957, inclusive
We Played it in the Cellar, 1954 , 1956, inclusive
When the Saints Go Marching In (Incidental music), undated, inclusive
Whistle Stop, 1960, inclusive
William, 1959, inclusive
With All Due Respect, 1960, inclusive
Yesterday I Loved You, 1954, inclusive
Hollister, David (music) & Don Meyer (lyrics), 1952, inclusive
"Panic on Seventh Avenue" (Lee Pockriss, music / Don Meyer, lyrics), undated, inclusive
"Press" (Goldenberg), undated, inclusive
"State of the Nation" (Richardson/Rosner), undated, inclusive
"Time Was" (Fuller/Barer), undated, inclusive
"Travelin' Man" (Rodgers/Barer), undated, inclusive
Series V: Scrapbooks
Scrapbook A: Early Camp PR Materials, 1921-1927, inclusive
Scrapbook B: Camp PR Materials/Programs, 1926-1931, inclusive
Scrapbook C: TPH, 1929-1935, inclusive
Scrapbook D: Camp PR Materials, 1932-1934, inclusive
Scrapbook E: TPH, 1936-1939, inclusive
Scrapbook N: Tamiment Institute Events, 1950-1953, inclusive
General note
[flat box, 12" x 15" x 3"]
Scrapbook P: Tamiment Institute Chamber Music, 1952-1956, inclusive
General note
[flat box, 12" x 15" x 3"]
Scrapbook F: Clippings, Programs, PR Material, 1941, inclusive
General note
[flat box, 14" x 18" x 3"]
Scrapbook O: Theatre, 1953, inclusive
General note
[flat box, 14" x 18" x 3"]