Contains memorabilia, clippings, and a video interview on The Jimmy Stewart Museum. Dated 1995.

This series is primarily concerned with Edwina Booth's role in Trader Horn, although there are also obituaries and substantial coverage on her theater career before Trader Horn. There is also material on Suzette Duncan's alienation of affections suit against Booth.

This series contains a subseries for Trader Horn publicity. It is mostly coverage on the production of Trader Horn in Africa.

Contains papers relating to the production of the motion pictures The Big Sleep, The Bishop's Wife, Red River, and To Have and Have Not. Includes five Howard Hawks contracts, and a 1944 contract for Betty (Lauren) Bacall, as well as studio correspondence, including memo and telegrams from Jack L. Warner. Dated 1942-1945.

Contains agreements, letters and other legal files related to Stewart's association and contracts with various film studios. The contracts themselves have been moved to the files of their corresponding productions.

Contains materials on major motion picture films starring James Stewart. Includes correspondence, financial records, scripts, awards, certificates, publicity materials, photographs, clippings, and other papers. Also includes 16mm films, phonograph records, video and audiocassettes. Materials dated 1936 to 1996.

Contains materials on major motion picture films starring James Stewart. Includes correspondence, contracts, financial records, scripts, awards, certificates, publicity materials, photographs, clippings, and other papers. Also includes 16mm films, phonograph records, video and audiocassettes of films starring Stewart or programs about those films. Materials dated 1936 to 1997.

Contains scripts and film concepts for incomplete projects associated with James Stewart. Dated 1932-1990.

Materials related to the career of Mormon filmaker James Dearden. The materials include personal photographs and papers as well as papers pertaining to research and funding for the film "Andrew J. Russell, a social historian." Approximately 1960-2004.

Materials include copies of Civil War era photographs by Andrew J. Russell as well as personal slides from James W. Dearden.

Includes photocopies and research on Andrew J. Russell's life and career as well as correspondence showing the process of obtaining funding for production of the film "Andrew J. Russell, a social historian."