Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Found in 2682 Collections and/or Records:
Associated Latter-day Media Artists records
Associated Latter-day Media Artists; 1970- ; Los Angeles, California; non-profit organization promoting awareness of Latter-day Saints in the media.
Associated Latter-day Media Artists records, 1956-1987
Materials consist of calendars, photographs, workshop programs, flyers, letters, chapter records, and other materials concerning Associated Latter-day Media Artists, 1956-1987.
Associated Latter-day Media Artists videocassettes, 1976-1991
Materials consist of videocassettes concerning the Associated Latter-day Media Artists awards, banquets, variety shows, seminar addresses, news and television spots, media archives, and other Associated Latter-day Media Artists presentations, 1976-1991.
Association for Mormon Letters corporate records, 1981-2003
Corporate records of The Association for Mormon Letters, dated 1981-2003. Includes tax forms, membership mailing lists, correspondence, minutes and other board records, press releases, logos, clippings, announcements, and the records kept by John Bennion during his term as president.
Association for Mormon Letters records
Contains the corporate records of The Association for Mormon Letters, including financial records, meeting minutes, correspondence, membership lists, newsletters, conference papers and conference planning materials, emails and listserve printouts, and promotional materials. Includes records kept by John Bennion during his term as president. Materials dated 1979 to 2014.
Mary Astor scrapbook
Scrapbook with newspaper clippings pasted into it. The materials were taken from various newspapers in the United States and relate to the motion picture industry.
Audio and stock footage from various Cinerama films, 1958-2008
Tapes containing stock footage, interviews, and sound tracks from various Cinerama films. Materials undated.
Audiocassettes
The subseries contains audio cassette tapes of interviews done by Clinton F. Larson, poetry readings, and some recordings of Clinton F. Larson's productions.
Barton Orville Aylesworth correspondence
Collection consists of letters to and from Aylesworth. They request biographical information from important literary and political figures in America roughly at the turn of the century. Also included are the replies to these petitions. The responses often contain some biographical information and lists of works published by the authors. It is likely that Aylewsorth's request were attempts to collect autographs of prominent individuals.