Subject: Spring Alumni Banquet & Dedication of Heritage Tower--part 1 tape #4 Notes: 1) heritage tower dedication ceremony 2) alumni association 3) FSCW 4) a short walk through history Type: a-roll CAM A
Subject: Spring Alumni Banquet & Dedication of Heritage Tower--part 1 b-roll (Nick) Notes: 1) heritage tower dedication ceremony 2) alumni association 3) FSCW Type: b-roll CAM B
Subject: Spring Alumni Banquet & Dedication of Heritage Tower--part 11 b-roll (Nick) Notes: 1) heritage tower dedication ceremony 2) alumni association 3) FSCW 4) walk to tower Type: b-roll CAM B
Subject: Spring Alumni Banquet & Dedication of Heritage Tower--part 11 tape #1 Notes: 1) heritage tower dedication ceremony 2) alumni association 3) FSCW 4) lighting of tower 5) school of music entertainment Type: a-roll CAM A
Subject: Spring Alumni Banquet & Dedication of Heritage Tower--part 11 tape #2 Notes: 1) heritage tower dedication ceremony 2) alumni association 3) FSCW 4) lighting of tower 5) school of music entertainment & singing Type: iv s & b-roll
Subject: president D Alemberte on distance learning Notes: recruiting Type: a-roll
Black and white photograph. "Kismet," A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture. Property of National Screen Service Corp. Licensed for display only in connection with the exhibition of this picture at your theatre. Must be returned immediately thereafter. Copyright 1944, Loew's Inc. Permission granted for Newspaper and Magazine reproduction. Made in U.S.A. 44/212
Black and white photograph. Colman in Handcuffs…Ronald Colman, starring as Hajj, rascally beggar-magician and lovable imposter, gets in many a jam in "Kismet," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Technicolor production—but always wiggles out. Here, with Joseph Grandby looking on as a Bagdad cop of 1000 years ago, the star is shackled in primitive handcuffs made of wood. A romantic comedy, lavishly produced. "Kismet" features Marlene Dietrich as a dancing queen and palace favorite; Edward Arnold as a tough, mischievous Grand Viziwe; James Craig as the romantic socking young Caliph, and Joy Anna Page, screen newcomer as the object of his affection. William Dieterle, director; Everett Riskin, producer. Stamped: This is a key set print.