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Series 1: Biographical Material
Berkowitz, Sally
Would Be
Biographical Data
Biographical Data SPS Approved
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Greek Orthodox Activities
Human Interest
Motion Picture Industry Background
Personal And Family
Subjects and Indexing Terms
20th Century Fox Activities
Published Biography
"Bailing Out The Fleet" - Time July 1965
"Ex-Greek With Gifts In Hollywood" - Life International 1959
"Hands Across The Sea" - Time June 1944
"King Of Fox Studios"
"Mighty Musketeers Of The Movies - American Magazine June 1955
"Prudential Shipping Co." - The Compass June 1967
Various Publications
Biography - Requests
Biographical Data
SPS Papers
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Bibliographical Material
News Clips - General
Series 2: Personal Subject Files
Books - General
Employment Applications
Employment Applications -- General
Greek-American Historical Data General
Toufexis, Constantine
Tsopei, Corina
Legislation - Cultural Exchange Visa
Medicine & Health - General
Mount Kenya Safari Club
Holy Land
Middle East 1955
Russia 1959
Turkey 1963
Tributes After Death
Final Rights
Honorary Pallbearers
Newspaper Clippings
Transcript Of Barry Farber Radio Program Aug-71
Contributions (Skouras Center)
Business Firms
Governmental And Political
Motion Picture. Industry
Contributions (Various)
Motion Picture Industry
Organizations - Condolences
Organizations - General
In Memoriam Messages - Newspaper
Flowers - Artists
Letters & Telegrams
Agents & Shippers
Artists & Performers
Business Firms
Business Firms
Friends, Vol. I
Friends, Vol. II
Friends, Vol. III
Friends, Vol. IV
Friends, Vol. V
Governmental And Political
Motion Picture Industry
Prudential-Grace Employees
Radio & Press
Series 3: Correspondence
General Correspondence - A To Z
A General
B General
Baird, David
Bourdoures, Peter
Bruno, Anne Turner
C General
Cornfield, Albert
D General
Delo, David
Depinet, Ned
E General
F General
G General
H General
Harrison, Alex
Harrison, Peter
Heilman, Claude
I General
Ibrahim, Fathi - Personal
Ibrahim, Fathi - Representations
Ibrahim, Fathi - Uar Appointments
J General
James, Tommy
K General
L General
Mc General
M General
N General
0 General
P General
Packard, Arthur
Papadeas, George
Q General
R General
S General
Skouras Family
Skouras Family : Fowler, George Jr.
Skouras Family : Fowler Family
Skouras Family : Relatives In Greece
Skouras Family : Relatives In Greece
T General
U General
V General
W General
XYZ General
General Correspondence VIPS - A To Z
A General
Adams, Sherman
Agnew, Spiro
Annenburg, Walter
Athenagoras, Patriarch
B General
Bentley, Helen Delich
Bergman, Ingrid
C General
Caramanlis, Constantine
Christopher, George
Churchill, Winston
Constantine, King Of Greece
Cooke, Terence Cardinal
D General
E General
Eisenhower, Dwight D., General 1952 - 1956
Eisenhower, Dwight D., General 1957 - 1959
Eisenhower, Dwight D., General, 1960
Eisenhower, Dwight D., General, 1961 - 1969
Eisenhower, Dwight D., Biography
Eisenhower, Dwight D., "Dinner With Ike"
Eisenhower, Dwight D., "75th Birthday Dinner"
Eisenhower, Dwight D., "Salute To Eisenhower"
El-Abd, Vhassan
F General
Farley, James
Fisher, Eddie & Liz
G General
Greek Royal Family
Gülek, Kasım
H General
Haile Selassie
Harriman, Averell W.
Hearst, William
Heller, Walter
Hope, Bob
I General
Lakovos, Archbishop
J General
Johnson, President Lyndon
K General
Kennedy Family
Kennedy, President John F.
Kennedy, Robert
L General
Lakas, President Demetrios
Leopaldi, King Of Belgium
Lindsay, Mayor John V.
Lodge, Henry Cabot
Luce, Claire Booth
Luce, Henry R.
Mccormack, John W.
M General
Mountbatten, Lord
N General
Nasser, President Gamal Abdel
Neal, Patricia
Niarchos, Stavros
Nixon, President Richard, l952-60
Nixon, President Richard 1961 - 1968
Nixon, President Richard 1969 - 1971
Nizer, Louis
O General
Onassis, An
P General
Pappas, John
Pappas, Tom
Peter, Prince Of Greece
Peyton, Father
Q General
R General
Rabb, Maxwell
Rank, Lord Arthur
Ricketon, Frank
Rockefeller, Governor Nelson
Rodgers, Richard
Rogers, William
S General
Spelliuan, Cardinal Francis
Stevenson, Adlai E.
Stratas, Teresa
T General
Tree, Marietta
Truman, President Harry
Turkish Officials
Turley, Clarence
Turnbull, Ernest
U General
Uar Government Officials
V General
Van Fleet, General James
W General
Wagner, Mayor Robert
Warner, Jack
Wilkie, Phillip
Y General
Z General
Zanuck, Darryl
Zanuck, Richard
Zeckendorf, William
Series 4: Twentieth Century Fox
Board Of Directors : General
Board Of Directors : Resignation Of Chairman
Board Of Directors : Rosenman, Judge - Chairman
Skouras, Spyros P. - Election As Chairman : Domestic Comments, no. 1
Skouras, Spyros P. - Election As Chairman : Domestic Comments, no. 2
Skouras, Spyros P. - Election As Chairman : Domestic Comments, no. 3
Skouras, Spyros P. - Election As Chairman : Foreign Comments, no. 1
Skouras, Spyros P. - Election As Chairman : Foreign Comments, no. 2
Executive committee
Resignation Of President : General Ia
Resignation Of President : General Ib
Resignation Of President : General IIa
Resignation Of President : General IIb
Interim Presidency
Stockholders : General, 1948 - 1960
Stockholders : General, 1961 Jan-Sep
Stockholders : General, 1961 Oct. - Dec.
Stockholders : General, 1962 - 1968
Stockholders : Annual Meetings - General
Stockholders : Annual Meetings May 16, 1961
Stockholders : Dividends
Stockholders : Legal
Stockholders : Skouras Holding And Registration
Stockholders : Tri-Studio Project
Stockholders : Zanuck, Darryl F. - Election Of President
Associations : General
Associations : Allied States Assn.
Associations : Allied Theatre Owners Of Wisconsin
Associations : Compo, General
Associations : Compo, Production Incentive Plan 1 (Motion Picture Fund)
Associations : Compo,Production. Incentive Plan 2 (Motion Picture Fund)
Associations : Nato V V
Associations : Theatre Owners Of America V ~ V
Associations : Theatre Owners Of North And South Carolina
Associations : United Theatre Owners Of The Heart Of America
Domestic, General I
Domestic, General II
Domestic, Box Office Trends
Domestic, Circuits, Commonwealth Theatre Company V
Domestic, Circuits, Georgia Theatre Company
Domestic, Circuits, Sack, Benjamin
Domestic, Circuits, Wometco Enterprises
Domestic, Comments On Studio Executive Meetings I
Domestic, Comments On Studio Executive Meetings II
Domestic, Minimum Wage Legislation
Domestic, Opinion Reports
Foreign, General
Foreign, Box Office Trends
Foreign, India
Foreign, United Kingdom -Rank Organization
Tax Reduction
Theatre (Attendance) Promotion Ideas "Gift-O-Rama"
Film Festivals, General
Film Festivals, Moscow Film Festival
Finance, Foreign Investment Projects
Finance, Fox, Matthew (Various Fin. Transactions)
Finance, Pension Plan
Finance, Salary Reduction Plan
Home Office Operations - Services (Various)
Labor - Strike Matters
Legal, General
Legal, Divorcement - Antitrust Suit
Legal, Rosenstein, Jaik Case
Organizations, Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences No. 1
Organizations, Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences No. 2
Organizations, American Film Institute
Organizations, Assn. Of Motion Picture Producers
Organizations, Motion Picture Assn. Of America, 1957 - 1961
Organizations, Motion Picture Assn. Of America,1962-64
Organizations, Motion Picture Assn. Of America,1965-67
Organizations, Motion Picture Assn. Of America,1968-69
Organizations, Motion Picture Assn. Of America, TCF Resignation And Rejoining Of
Organizations, Motion Picture Assn. Of America, Johnson, Eric - Terminal Illness And Suggested Successors Of Pres.
Motion Picture Export Assn.
Motion Picture Pioneers
Application For Employment (Studio)
Foreign Branches - General
Home Office : Administrative And Executive
Home Office : General
Home Office : Sales Department
Special : Hatzipetrov, Hellas 1
Special : Hatzipetrov,. Hellas 2
Studio : General
Studio : Administrative And Executive
Studio : Talent And Creative
Production - Films
The Agony And The Ecstasy
A Certain Smile
The Barefoot Battalion
Battle At Bloody Beach
The Big Gamble
The Big Show
Blood And Sand
The Blue Angel
The Bottom Of The Bottle
Boy On A Dolphin
The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari
The Canadians
The Barbarian And The Geisha
The Chapman Report
The Comancheros
Crack In The Mirror
Cleopatra - General
Cleopatra - Actresses Considered
Cleopatra - Premieres And Requests For Benefit Premieres
Cleopatra - Advance Ticket Sales & Bookings
Cleopatra - Prints & Re-Recording
Cleopatra - Production Progress Reports
Cleopatra - Publicity & Exploitation : General
Cleopatra - Publicity & Exploitation : Article In Arab Review Magazine
Cleopatra - Publicity & Exploitation : Skouras Newsweek Interview 3/11/63
Cleopatra - Publicity & Exploitation : Taylor-Burton Adverse Publicity
Cleopatra - Requests For Tickets
Cleopatra - Advertising - General
Cleopatra - Advertising Tie-Ins : General
Cleopatra - Advertising Tie-Ins : Greyhound Bus Caravan Idea
Cleopatra - Advertising Tie-Ins : Eastman-Kodak
Cleopatra's Barge
Cleopatra - Casting And Budget
Cleopatra - Clippings
Cleopatra - The Cleopatra Papers
Cleopatra - Distribution : General (1963)
Cleopatra - Distribution : For Greece
Cleopatra - Egypt
Cleopatra - Financial
Cleopatra - Galatea Films (Rome)
Cleopatra - Goldstein, Robert
Cleopatra - Insurance
Cleopatra - Laudatory Comments
Cleopatra - London
Cleopatra - Mamoulian, Rouben
Cleopatra - Mankiewicz, Joseph
Cleopatra - Music, Records, Etc.
Cleopatra - Other Films On Cleopatra
Cleopatra - Western Costume Co. Lawsuit
Cleopatra - Zanuck, Darryl F.
Cleopatra - Reviews, Various
Cleopatra - Rome
Cleopatra - Script Changes
Cleopatra - Souvenir Program
Cleopatra - Taylor, Elizabeth
Cleopatra - TCF Studio Facilities
Cleopatra - Visitors
Cleopatra - Wanger, Walter (Correspondence)
Daddy Long-Legs
Deep Blue Sea
De Lux Tour
Desire In The Dust
Diamond Safari
The Diary Of Anne Frank
Dr. Doolittle
The Enemy Within
Esther And The King
A Farewell To Arms
Fate Is The Hunter Series 4: Twentieth Century Fox Production - Films
It Happened In Athens - General
The Greatest Story Ever Told
A Hatful Of Rain
Hemingway's Adventures Of A Young Man
Hound Dog Man
House Of Bamboo
The Hustler
The Idiot
The Innocents
Inn Of The Sixth Happiness
Island In The Sun 1956-4/30/57
Island In The Sun 5/1/1957 - 3/27/58
It Happened In Athens - Budget And Finance
It Happened in Athens - Casting And Narration
It Happened In Athens - Music And Recording
It Happened In Athens - Publicity And Clippings
Journey To The Center Of The Earth
The King And I
Let's Make Love
The Lieutenant Wore Skirts
The Lion
Little Shepard Of Kingdom Come
The Long Hot Summer
The Longest Day - Advertising, Publicity & Exploitation
The Longest Day - Budget And Contractual
The Longest Day - Casting And Dubbing
The Longest Day - DFZ - SPS Personal Correspondence
Subjects and Indexing Terms
The Longest Day - Music
The Longest Day - Premiere
The Longest Day - Prints And Recordings
The Longest Day - Production Progress
The Longest Day - Release And Distribution
The Longest Day - Reviews And Comments
The Longest Day - Script And Story
The Longest Day - Souvenir Journal
The Longest Day - Special Personnel
Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
The Magus
A Man Called Peter
Man In The Grey Flannel Suit
The Man Who Never. Was
Marines Let's Go
The Mark
Masters Of The Congo Jungle
The Millionaires
Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation
Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed
Nine Hours To Rama
No Down Payment
North To Alaska
Only For Love
On The Threshold Of Space
Oscar Wilde
Peyton Place
Prince Of Players
The Queen's Guard
The Racers
The Rains Of Ranchipur
Return To Peyton Place
The Robe
The Roots Of Heaven
The Sand Pebbles
Satan Never Sleeps
Seven Thieves
Seven Women From Hell
Seven Year Itch
Sink The Bismark
Snow White And The Three Stooges
Soldier Of Fortune
Some Came Running
Something's Got To Give
Sons And Lovers
The Sound Of Music
South Pacific
State Fair
The Story Of Ruth
The Stripper
The Sun Also Rises - General
The Sun Also Rises - Cast
Take Her, She's Mine
Ten North Frederick
Tender Is The Night - General 1959 - 1960
Tender Is The Night - General 1961 - 1962
Tender Is The Night - Academy Award Eligibility
Tender Is The Night - Premieres, Previews And Release
There's No Business Like Show Business
Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines
The 300 Spartans - General
The 300 Spartans - Budget and Financial
The 300 Spartans - Casting And Billing .
The 300 Spartans - Insurance
The 300 Spartans - Music And Re-Recording
The 300 Spartans - Script And Story
The 300 Spartans - Spyros D. Skouras, Greece
Tora! Tora! Tora!
The Trapp Family
Two Teddy Bears
Violent Saturday
The Virgin Queen
The Visit
Van Ryan's Express
The Wayward Bus
Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?
The World Of Marilyn Monroe
The Young Lions
Zorba The Greek
Requests For Film For Benefits
Request for film benefits
Films Made
Kennedy, John F.
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Nixon, Richard M.
Royal Greek, Wedding
Production in Greece
Production in Greece
Projected Films
"Man With The Worry Beads"
Rossellini's Acts Of The Apostles
Rejected Properties
Books : General 1956 - 1962
Books : General 1963 - 1971
Films : General 1957 - 1971
Films : Dreamland Of Desire
Films : Rejected By TCF But Released By Others
Films Proposed But Not Made : General
Films Proposed But Not Made : Battle Of Leyte Gulf
Films Proposed But Not Made : Dr. Dooley Story
Films Proposed But Not Made : Greek Tourist Film
Films Proposed But Not Made : In This Sign
Films Proposed But Not Made : Justine
Films Proposed But Not Made : The King Must Die
Films Proposed But Not Made : The Miracle Of Guadelupe
Films Proposed But Not Made : The Odyssey: A Modern Sequel
Films Proposed But Not Made : Saladin
Films Proposed But Not Made : Short Cut
Films Made But Not Released : Tiger In.The Tea
Films Made But Not Released : Unknown India
Scripts, Stories, &.Screenplays : General 1954 - 1960
Scripts, Stories, &.Screenplays : General 1961 Jan-March
Scripts, Stories, &.Screenplays : General 1961 April-June
Scripts, Stories, &.Screenplays : General 1961 Jul-Dec
Scripts, Stories, &.Screenplays : General 1962
Scripts, Stories, &.Screenplays : General 1963-69
Scripts, Stories, &.Screenplays : De Brochgrave, Arnaud
Scripts, Stories, &.Screenplays : Properties Written Off 1944 - 1960
Production - Advertising
Production - Agents
Feldman, Charles
General Artists Corp.
William Morris Agency
Production - Censorship
Legion Of Decency
Production - Directors
Kazen, Elia
Cukor, George
Dassin, Jules
Production Distribution
Rank Organization - 16mm Films
Production - Distribution Deals
Rank Organization . Canada
Rank Organization - Goumont - British
Production Exploitation
Production - Exploitation
Production - Heads Of Studio
Adler, Buddy Jan~-Sept 1956
Adler, Buddy Oct - Dec 1956
Adler, Buddy Jan-Sept 1957
Adler, Buddy Oct-Dec 1957
Adler, Buddy Jan-May 1958
Adler, Buddy June-Dec 1958
Adler, Buddy Jan-July 1959
Adler, Buddy Aug-Dec 1959
Adler, Buddy 1960
Adler, Buddy : Personal
Goldstein, Bob 1960
Goldstein, Bob Jan 1961-4-3-61
Goldstein, Bob 4-4-61-Oct 1962
Levathes, Peter : Personal
Levathes, Peter 1961
Levathes, Peter 1962
Zanuck, D.F. : Personal SPS-DFZ
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Zanuck, D.F. : Personal
Zanuck, D.F. 1949 - 1954
Zanuck, D.F. 1955
Zanuck, D.F. 1956
Zanuck, D.F. 1957
Zanuck, D.F. 1958 - 1959
Zanuck, D.F. 1960 - 1967
Zanuck, Richard
Production - Industrial Films & TV Commercials
Production - Industrial Films & TV Commercials
Production - Legal
Legal matters
Production - Studio Managers
Schreiber, Lew
Production - Music Rights
Music Rights
Production - Producers
Allen, Irwin
Alperson, Edward
BHE Products Ltd. (Lord Brabourne)
De Sica, Vittorio
Engel, Sam
Feldman, Charles
Figaro Prods. (Joseph Mankiewicz)
Galatea Prods. (Lionello Santi)
Graetz, Paul
Johnson, Nunnally
Lippert, Robert 1956 - June 1961
Lippert, Robert July 1961 - 1963
Litvak, Anatole
Mccarey, Leo
Panoramic Prods.
Powell, Michael (Emeric Prods.)
Powell, Richard
Radnitz, Robert
Ratoff, Gregory
Robson, Mark (Red Lion Prods.)
Rossen, Robert
Selznick, David 0.
Seven Arts Prods.
Shergari Prods. (F.H. Ricketson)
Stevens, George
Sumar Prods. (Andre Hakim)
Titanus Films V(Godfreddo Lombardo)
Wald, Jerry
Wanger, Walter
Production Sales (Domestic)
All-Branch Letters From Sps
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Branch Operations
Canada & Canada/USA
Comments From The Field
Conn, Rob. Exec. Asst. In Charge Of Domestic Distribution
Norris, Glen - Sales Manager
Trailer Film - The Big Show
Reports on Films to DFZ, 1962 - 1967
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Production Sales (Foreign)
Greece 1960 - 1961
Greece 1962 -1 967
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Branch operations
Field reports on new products
Production Sales - Promotions
20th Anniversary Campaign - General 1
20th Anniversary Campaign - Congratulations : Misc. Foreign
20th Anniversary Campaign - Congratulations : Relatives
20th Anniversary Campaign - Congratulations : Relatives : VIPs
20th Anniversary Campaign - Congratulations : Trade, Press, & Organ.
20th Anniversary Campaign - Dinner 4/2/62
20th Anniversary Campaign - Special Drive
15th Anniversary Campaign 1957
Production Schedules
Production Talent
Artists : General 1954-60
Artists : General 1961-67
Artists : Bergman, Ingrid
Artists : Greco, Juliette
Artists : Hudson, Rock
Artists : Kaye, Danny
Artists : Lollobrigida, Gina
Artists : Loren, Sophia
Artists : Monroe, Marilyn
Artists : Presley, Elvis
Creative - Other General
Public Comments re: Artists
Public Comments re: request for talent appearances
Studio Training School
Music - General
Real Estate
Herrscher, Edmund 1956 - 1957
Herrscher, Edmund Jan-Jun 1958
Herrscher, Edmund Jul-Dec 1958
Herrscher, Edmund 1959 - 1961
Villa Douchka - Cap d' Antibes
Oil properties
De Lux Laboratories - general
Movietone News : general
Movietone News : British
Movietone News : Financial
Movietone News : Government subsidy
Movietone News : U.P. Hearst / MGM deals
Movietone News : Short subjects division
20th Century Fox : general
20th Century Fox : applications
20th Century Fox : Cain, Ted
20th Century Fox : Csida, Joe
20th Century Fox : merger possibilities
20th Century Fox : Onorati and Del Guercio
20th Century Fox : Reports to Daryl F. Zanuck
20th Century Fox : Sound track albums
Television Station KMSP 1958-62
Television Station KMSP Jan-Jun 1963
Television Station KMSP Jul-Dec 1963
Television Station KMSP 1964-68
Television Station KMSP : General Offers
Television Station KMSP : Goodwill Stations
Television Station KMSP : Sale Of Station - Polaris
Television Station KMSP : Screen Gems (Col.)
Technical Processes
Todd A. O. - General
Todd A. O. 1954-61
Todd A. O. 1962-7
Cinemascope : 1st Anniversary Congratulations
Cinemascope : Comments General
Cinemascope : Cinemascope 55
Cinemascope : Demonstration Reel
Cinemascope : General
Cinemascope : Installations, Lenses, Etc. (Domestic)
Cinemascope : Installations, Lenses, Etc. (Foreign)
Cinemascope : Short Subjects
Cinemascope : Stereophonic Sounds
Eidophor : General
Eidophor : Ciba & Phillips Corp.
Eidophor : General Electric Corp.
Eidophor : Theater Network T.V. Corp.
3-D : Professor Cuvier
Foreign : General
Foreign : Australia
Foreign : Greece
Foreign : Greece ABC Deal
Foreign : South Africa
Foreign : United Arab Emirates
Foreign : United Kingdom
TCF Production 1955-61
TCF Production 1962-68
Agents - William Morris
Administrative & Financial
Series : General
Series : Hong Kong Series 4: Twentieth Century Fox Television
20th Century Fox-General Electric Hour
Legal - Network Production Anti-Trust Suit
Organizations- T.V. Program Export Assn.
Pay & Theatrical T.V. : General
Pay & Theatrical T.V. : AT & T
Pay & Theatrical T.V. : CaTv
Pay & Theatrical T.V. : Etobicoke (Can) Experiment
Pay & Theatrical T.V. : Hartford Experiment (Zenith)
Pay & Theatrical T.V. : Home Entertainment Co. , Inc.
Pay & Theatrical T.V. : Mitchell, Xenophon
Feature Film Sales To T.V. : Television - General
Feature Film Sales To T.V. : General
Feature Film Sales To T.V. : National Telefilm Associates
Financial - Various Reports, Domestic & Foreign
Independent Prod. - Seven Arts Prods.
Theatre Holdings (Overseas)
Australia : Drive-In Theatres
Australia : General 1954-60
Australia : Hoyts 1961
Australia : Hoyts 1960-64
Australia : Hoyts 1962-68
Australia : U.A.-Fox Merged Distribution Operation
England : Gaumont-British (Rank Org.), 1954-61
England : Reports From Mr. Duval & Mr. Kent, 1960-61
Egypt - General
New Zealand - General
Proposed acquisitions or construction of theatres
South Africa : General
South Africa : Fox Theatres South Africa Pty. Ltd.
South Africa : Goldstein, Leon
South Africa : Insurance
South Africa : Kinemas
South Africa : Rank Org. deal
South Africa : Rhodesian political situation
South Africa : South African political situation
South Africa : Schlesinger, John
South Africa : Administration - All operations, 1956
South Africa : Administration - All operations, 1957
South Africa : Administration - All operations, 1958
South Africa : Administration - All operations, 1959
South Africa : Administration - All operations, 1960
South Africa : Administration - All operations, 1961
South Africa : Administration - All operations, 1962
South Africa : African Consolidated Films, 1956 - 1958
South Africa : African Consolidated Films, 1959 - 1963
South Africa : Cinerama Deal
South Africa : Drive-In Theatre
South Africa : MGM Deal
South Africa : Paramount Deal
South Africa : United Artists Deal
South Africa : Warner Bros. / Allied Artists / Columbia / Universal Deals
South Africa : African Film Productsion
Series 5: Investments And Projects
Investments - Projects
Aluminum Production
Automobiles, Greece
Bottling Plant Greece
Brazilian Warehouse & Silo
Coca-Cola Greece
Egypt : Purchase Of T.V. Sets For UAR Govt.
Egypt : Purchase Of Air Conditioning For T.V. Bldg In Egypt
Egyptian Finance Project
Films : Damaskinos & Michaelidis
Films : Finos
Films : Hughes, Howard (Various)
Films : "The Late Liz"
Films : "The Tree"
Films : Sullivan, Michael
Greek Tourism
Pepsi-Cola Greece 1
Pepsi-Cola Greece 2
Oil : General
Oil : Greek Refineries, Vol. I
Oil : Greek Refineries, Vol. II
Oil : Greek Refineries, Vol. III
Oil : Greek Refineries, Vol. IV
Ore General
Possible Mergers : General
Possible Mergers : Cumberland Farms
Possible Mergers : Flying Tigers
Possible Mergers : Litton Industries
Possible Mergers : UATC/Commonwealth United
Possible Mergers : Wetzel, Stuart (Associates)
Pre-Fabricated Houses : Greece
Pre-Fabricated Houses : Instant Housing' Corp.
Pre-Fabricated Houses : Lockheed Aircraft Service
Pre-Fabricated Houses : Saudi Arabia
Pre-Fabricated Houses : Turkey
Pre-Fabricated Houses : Turkey & Greece
Race Track
Real Estate : S S Florida
Real Estate : Greece
Real Estate : RIC
Shipping : Cuban Naval Co.
Shipping : Tanker Construction
Shipping : U.S. Coat Shipments To Germany
Skourohori Project
Steel Greece
Suez Canal Project
Swine Breeding
UAR General
Xelopan Greece
Xe1opan Greece
Xelopan Industries, S.A.
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Agenda: Conference On Agreements
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Correspondence
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Agreement Between JCP-Pappas Co. - SPS-Superwood & AID
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Agreement Between TCP-Pappas Co. - SPS-Superwood & Eximbank
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Credit Agreement : Xelopan-Aid
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Credit Agreement : Cr#C40-9. (Vol.1)
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Credit Agreement : Cr#C40-'9 (Vol.2)
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Credit Agreement : Correspondence
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Export-Import Bank Of Washington : Correspondence - general
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Guaranty Agreement Aid- JCP-TAP-SPS
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : Letter Agreement JCP-TAP-SPS
Legal - Contracts And Agreements : License - Greek Govt . - Correspondence
Legal - Letters Of Agreement : Withdrawal by SPS, release and indemnity JCP-TAP and C. Pappas Co.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Legal - Letters of Agreement : License - Greek Govt
Finance - Loan Application (Formerly Xelotex Md. ) Pappas, John C. & Skouras, Spyros P., 1961
Finance - Loan Application (Formerly Xelotex Md. ) Pappas, John C. & Skouras, Spyros P., 1/15/62
Finance - Loan Application (Formerly Xelotex Md. ) Pappas, John C. & Skouras, Spyros P. : Correspondence
Finance - Loan Application (Formerly Xelotex) Pappas, John C. & Skouras S.P. : correspondence
Finance - Financial Statements - Re: Proposed Wallboard Plants
Finance - Report/Feasibility - Little, Arthur D.
Finance - Reports And Correspondence
Publications : International Construction Reporter
Finance - Loan Application (Formerly Xelotex) Pappas, John C. & Skouras S.P. : Supplemental Data 1
Finance - Loan Application (Formerly Xelotex) Pappas, John C. & Skouras S.P. : Supplemental Data 2
Series 6: Ecumenical Patriarchate/GOA
Ecumenical Patriarchate
Athenagoras European Trip, 1967
Fund Raising Campaign
Patriarchate Of Alexandria
Patriarchate Of East Jerusalem
Rebuilding Campaign
20th Anniversary Of Enthronement
United States Government (Correspondence)
Visit To Constantinople, 1962
GOA (Greek Orthodox Archdiocese)
Archbishop Lakovos, General
H.E. Archbishop Lakovos Nameday Ball
Toa Archdiocesan Departments : Biennial Clergy - Laity Congress
Toa Archdiocesan Departments : Council
Toa Archdiocesan Departments : Endowment Fund
Toa Archdiocesan Departments : Mixed Council ~
Recognition Of Greek Orthodox Church As A Major Faith In The U.S.A.
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : General
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Budget .
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Cathedral Ball
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Cathedral School
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Orthodox Youth (Gova) ~
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Ladies Phi1optohos Society
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Real Estate #1
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Real Estate #2~2
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Sustaining Membership
Archdiocesan Cathedral Holy Trinity : Board Of Trustees
Churches : General
Churches : St. Sophia Cathedral, Los Angeles
Fraternal Organizations : Knights Of St. Andrew
Institutions : Bartholomis Summer Camp In Greece
Institutions : Hellenic College
Institutions : Hellenic College General
Institutions : Hellenic College Finance
Institutions : Hellenic College Fundraising Suggestion With Life Magazine
Institutions : Hellenic College : Hellenic University . Foundation #1
Institutions : Hellenic College : Hellenic University Foundation #2
Institutions : Hellenic College : Meetings
Institutions : Skouras Center For The Creative Arts : Solicitations
Institutions : Skouras Center For The Creative Arts : Students And Faculty
Institutions : Holy Cross Theological School
Institutions : St. Basil's Academy
Institutions : St. Michael's Home For The Aged
Institutions : General
Institutions : Administrative Matters
Institutions : Chapters .
Institutions : Finance
Institutions : Fund-Raising : "Cactus Flower" Premiere
Institutions : Fund-Raising : "Fiddler On The Roof" Premiere
Institutions : Fund-Raising : "Trojan Women" Premiere (Cancelled)
Institutions : Fund-Raising : Van Fleet Dinner, 1970
Institutions : Fund-Raising : Mobile Dental Clinic For Greece
Institutions : Fund-Raising : Notices, Minutes, Meetings
Series 7: Organizations & Charities
Greek Syndicate, No.1
Greek Syndicate, No. 2
American Israel Chamber Of Commerce
American Turkish Society
Eastern Mediterranean Development lnstitute
Economic Club Of New York
Hellenic American Chamber Of Commerce
Investors Of America
National Association Of Manufacturers
Peruvian American Association
Transportation Association
United Shareowners Of America, Inc.
Boys Club Of Queens - Dinner - S.P. Skouras
Boys Club Of Queens - Dinner - Man Of The Year Dinner
Boys Club Of Queens - Dinner - Sa1a~Hassanein
Boys Club Of Queens - Dinner - Cubby Broccoli
Boys Town Of Italy
Center For Russian Jewry
Chilean Earthquake
Citizens Committe Forpeace In Vietnam
Committee To Support American Servicemen In Vietnam (SAS)
Duke Of Edinburgh Award
52 Association
Freedom Foundation At Valley Forge
Grand St. Boys Association
Hospitalized Veterans Service (Musicians Emergency Fund)
Korea Society
Near East Emergency Donations (Need)
Recordings For The Blind
United Fund Of. Greater New York
United Jewish Appeal
U.S. Committee For Refugees #1
U.S. Committee For Refugees #2
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : General 1966
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : General 1968 No1
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : General 1968 No2
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : General 1969
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : General l970
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : Lord Mountbatten Luncheon & Dinner
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : Prince Phillip Luncheon
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : Teamsters Union Pledge, 1968
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : Teamsters Union Pledge, 1969-71
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : Conventions
Variety Clubs : Sunshine Coach Program : Clippings
Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Vocational Foundation
Waif (Children's Division Of Mt. Social Services)
Political - Republican Party
Agnew, Spiro T. Testimonial Dinner
Congressmen Brademas & Galifianakis
Congressman Halpern, Seymour
Congressman Reid, Ogden
General #1
General #2
Humphrey, Hubert
Keating, Kenneth
Lindsay., John V. - Finance Committee
Metropolitan Republican Club
National Republican Senatorial Committee
Nixon - Nixon-Lodge Campaign 1960
N.Y. Republican State Dinner Committee
Republican Center
Republican Congressional Boosters Club
Republican Dinner For Good Government N.Y.C.
Republican National Finance Committee, No. 1
Republican National Finance Committee, No. 2
Republican National Finance Committee, No. 3
Republicans For Progress
Republican 1972 "Luck Off" Dinner
Repub. Senate House Majority Dinner
Republican Victory Dinner
Rockefeller Ethnic Group Dinner 1970
Rockefeller, Governor Nelson A.
Senator Javits, Jacks K.
Senator Percy, Charles
Senator, Symington, Stuart
Van Cott, George - N.Y. State Assemblyman
American Bible Society (Laymen's National Committee)
Cardinal's Committee Of The Laity
Catholic Interracial Council
Church World Service
Interfaith Movement, Inc.
Laymen's National Bible Committee
National Conference Of Christians And Jews
Protestant Council Of N.Y. City
St. Paul's Society
The Salvation Army
Smith, (Alfred E.). Memorial Foundation
Bohemian Encampment
General #1
General #2
Edison (Thomas Alva) Foundation #1
Edison (Thomas Alva) Foundation #2
The Explorers Club
Girl Scout. Council Of Greater New York
Morality In Media
National Parks & Conservation Assn.
Near East Foundation
The Order Of Lafayette
Radio Free Asia
Radio Free Europe
Society For The Family Of Man
Thayer, (Sylvanus) Hall Of Fame Committee
United Nations : UNA/USA Concert Dinner, Wash. D.C. #1
United Nations : UNA/USA Concert Dinner, Wash. D.C. #2
United Nations Day Dinner, NY 1970
Series 8: Public Relations
Skouras, Spyros P. -General
AOTOS (Admiral Of The Ocean Seas), Sep-70
Human Relations Award, Oct-62
Morality In Media, Dec-68
Order Of Layfayette, Dec-70
Religious Heritage Of America, "Business Man Of The Year", June 1971
Walt Disney Award, Nov-68
Government Officials
Skouras, Spyros P.
Civic Activities
Churchill, Winston
Friends #1
Friends #2
Kennedy Family
King Paul Of Greece
Rockefeller Family
Skouras, Charles P.
Skouras, George P.
Commemorative Stamp Issues
Commemorative Stamp Issues - General
Prudential-Grace Acquisition
Modern Greek Studies
Artists : General
Artists : Mu, Helen
Artists : Jones, Jennifer
Clubs - General
General #1
General #2
Allis, Ted
Boucles, Dentosthenis
Carrera, Edelberto
Desmarais, Rene
Fusscas James
Gibbons, Patrick
Issachar, Rebecca
Kacandos, Simo
Mackenzie, Donald
Saytanides, Judge
Stahl, Michael
Tavricies, Maria
Tsoucalas, Nicholas
Vance, Andrew
Warshauer, Jacques
Weinmann, George
Dinners : General Honoring SPS
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Dinners : American Israel Chamber Of Commerce
Dinners : Caramanlis, Prime Minister Of Greece
Dinners : Golden Anniversary SPS
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Dinners : Papandreou, Prime Minister George
Dinners : 75th Jubilee Dinner, Jan. 1969
Dinners : 75th Jubilee Dinner, Jan. 1969
Invitations extended - General
Invitations Received : General #1
Invitations Received : General #2
Invitations Received : USSR
Luncheons : General
Luncheons : Allen, George V. 1961
Luncheons : Menderes, H.E. Adnan
Luncheons : Okasha, Dr. UAR 1960
Luncheons : Younes, Dr. UAR 1963
Interviews - General
Premieres - General
Schenck. Joseph
"Down the Road" & "The Crowning Experience"
Gifts - General
Christmas - General
Christmas Messages
Easter - General
Nameday -General
New Year - General
Honorary Degrees
University Of Tampa
Humanitarian Intercession
Merkouris, James
Petite, George
Phillies, George
International Affairs
Cyprus Situation
Greek Government (After Revolution Of 1967)
Greek Government
Greek War relief
Israe1-~Cyprus Situation
Jewish Nationals Greece
Mamoulian, Rouben
New York World's Fair
UAR Sound & Light Festivals Pyramids, Etc.
Photographs - Various
Recovery Letters : SPS 1962 Operation
Recovery letters, no. 1 1962
Recovery letters, no. 2 1962
Recovery letters, no. 3 1962
Retirement & Resignation
Special Events
Apollo Launching
Greek Independence Parade
Inauguration : Eisenhower/Nixon
Inauguration : Kennedy/Johnson
Inauguration : Nixon/Agnew
LBJ Signing Bill Re: Ellis Island
Tapes - General
Thank Yous
Thank You - General
Theater Passes
Theatre Passes - General
Visits Fox Studios
Visits Fox Studios - General
Cultural Exchange Agreement With USA
Correspondence With USIA
Khruschev Luncheon At Studio : Adverse Comments
Khruschev Luncheon At Studio : Congratulatory Comments
Reciprocal Premieres_"All About Eve" And "The Idiot"
U.S. Exhibit In Moscow
Articles By SPS
Subjects and Indexing Terms
U.S. Government
Public relations - General
Public Comments
Advertising : General
Advertising : Tie-in Promotions
U.S. Government - various
House Un-American Activities Committee
Request For Films
United Arab Republic
U.S. Information Agency
U.S. Savings Bond Program
Series 9: Speeches
Motion Picture Industry 1948
Press Conference SPS, 1948 Jan 22
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Motion Picture President's Dinner, 1948 Feb 4
Opening Remarks By SPS On "Motion Pictures In Education" At The Forum)Boston University, 1948 March 13
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Testimonial To Walter Vincent, 1948 May 2
Draft Of Speech For SPS For The Luncheon Of Publishers And Editors, 1948 May 18
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Fox Stockholders Report 1948
Remarks To Stockholders, 1948 May 8
National Theatre Convention, 1948 Sep
Suggested Opening Remarks At Sales Meeting, L.A., 1948 Sep
Suggested Speech For Eric Johnston MPAA Meeting, 1948 Dec 2
Radio Executives Club Of New York, 1948 Dec 30
Motion Picture Industry 1949
General Sales Managers Meetings, 1949 March 14, 15
B'nai B'rith Philadelphia, Pa.-Acceptance Of Award Of Merit To Fox, 1949 March 21
Exhibitors And Sales Luncheon, 1949 April 1
Fox Stockholders Meeting, 1949 May 17
All-Industry Meeting Chicago, 1949 Aug 30
Motion Picture Pioneers, 1949 Nov 16
Distribution Conference, 1949 Nov 21
Company Dinner, 1949 Dec 21
Motion Picture Industry 1950
20th Century Fox Second Showmanship Meeting, 1950 Jan 27
Welcome Speech - Showmanship Chicago Meeting : A.M. 1950 March 8
Welcome Speech - Showmanship Chicago Meeting : P.M. 1950 March 8
Showmanship Meeting N.Y. City, 1950 March 23
Society Of Motion Picture And Television Engineers - Chicago, 1950 April 24
Draft Speech To Security Analysts Boston, 1950 May l
Uja Notes Executive Meeting, 1950 May 9
Draft Of Speech For Rome , 1950 June
Freedom House -~ Acceptance Of Award For "No Way Out ", 1950 Aug 23
TOA Convention In Houston, 1950 Oct 31
Pioneers Dinner In Honor Of SPS, 1950 Nov 1
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Motion Picture Industry 1951
Company Executive. Dinner Meeting, 1951 Jan 3
Compo Luncheon, 1951 Feb 23
Philadelphia Fellowship Commission Award To Fox, 1951 March
Notes From Meeting (Fox) , 1951 April 3
"Are Movies Better Than Ever" By SPS, Harvard School, 1951 April 13
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders-SPS Report, 1951 May 15
Los Angelessales Convention, 1951 June 11
Sales Convention L.A., 1951 June 15
Speech To Exhibitors For Recording, 1951 July 24
Compo Meeting -. Inaugurating Movietime USA, 1951 Sep 6
Special meeting Of Stockholders, 1951 Oct 4
Motion Picture Industry 1952
Welcome Address By Sf5 - Sales Convention, 1952 Jan 7
Sales Convention - NYC, 1952 Jan 11
Presentation Of Plaque For "David & Bathsheba" To Fox, 1952 March 11
Annual Stockholders Meeting, 1952 May 20
Sales Managers Speech, 1952 June 27
SPS' Report To Executive And Development Heads, 1952 Dec 29
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Motion Picture Industry 1953
Acceptance Speech By SPS For "The Christophers Award" To Our Film "Stars And Stripes Forever", 1953 Jan14
Subjects and Indexing Terms
SPS Accepting Award For Motion Picture Industry At Dinner For NCoCJ, 1953 Feb 19
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Notes On SPS Press Conference, 1953 April 16
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Address By SPS At Annual Stockholders Meeting, 1953 May 19
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Annual Report To Stockholders, 1953 May 19
Report To The Stockholders By SPS, 1953 May 19
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Notes On Special Meeting Of Executives & Department Heads, 1953 May 21
SPS speech in Germany, 1953 June 9
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Remarks By SPS At Cinemascope Demonstration - London, 1953 June 29
Subjects and Indexing Terms
RCA Sales Organization Meeting, 1953 Aug 14
Boston Allied Convention Cinemascope, 1953 Oct
Convention Speech, 1953 Oct 8
Testimonial dinner honoring Al Lichtman, 1953 Oct 8
Motion Picture Industry 1954
Speech To London Exhibitors, 1954 Feb 10
SPS Speech To Screen Writers Club, 1954 Feb 21
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Remarks Of SPS At Plaza Luncheon, 1954 March 28
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Exhibitors Forum, 1954 May 6
Address By SPS At Annual Stockholders V Meeting, 1954 May 18
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Speech To TOA Luncheon 1954
Speech Made By SPS On European Trip (France, Germany, England), 1954 Nov 22, Dec 29
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Cinemascope 1954
Home Television 1954
Producers Luncheon - Mexico Trip 1954
Re: Stereophonic Sound To Be Used In Presentation Of Cinemascope Pictures 1954
SPS "Will Television Kill The Cinema" 1954
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Motion Picture Industry 1955
Speech For Producers Luncheon, 1955 May 26
Fox Meeting, 1955 June 18
Meeting National Allied Theatre Owners Assn, Chicago, 1955 Nov 7
Introduction For Recording To Albert Cornfield 1955
Suggested Recordings By SPS Introduced By Emanuel Silverstone & Les Whelan 1955
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Suggested Speech As.Dictated By SPS 1955
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Recorded Address By SPS 1955
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Speech For Drive-In Theatre Owners 1955
Dividend Report 1955
Motion Picture Industry 1956
Sales Convention, 1956 Jan 7
Annual Stockholders Meeting, 1956 May 15
Stockholders Meeting, 1956 May 15
Motion Picture Industry 1957
Stockholders Meeting, 1957 May 21
Stockholders Speech, 1957 May 21
SPS Opening Speech For Opening L.A. Conference, 1957 Dec
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Address By SPS For Film To Be Titled "Forward With 20th Century Fox" 1957
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Motion Picture Industry 1958
The Screen Producers Guild - SPS Received The "Milestone Award," 1958 April 13
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Annual Stockholders Meeting, 1958 May 20
Stockholders Meeting, 1958 May 20
Luncheon Of The Motion Picture Council Of The District Of Columbia, Wash. D.C., 1958 Jun 30
Sales Managers Advertising Heads Executive Of 20th Century Fox, 1958 July 15
Luncheon Given For The Air Force On The Occasion Of The Premiere "The Hunters," 1958 Aug 26
Dinner At Des Moines On The Occasion Of Abe H. Blank's 50th Anniversary In Show Business, 1958 Sep 12
Chicago Convention Of Exhibitors Toll Television , Chicago, 1958 Oct 15
Convention Of Exhibitors TOA, Miami, 1958 Oct 22
Honoring Ed Lomba, 1958 Nov 11
Speech At Exhibitors Meeting, 1958 Nov 14
Testimonial Luncheon To Boy Coyne, 1958 Dec 11
Motion Picture Industry 1959
Speech For annual Studio Meeting, 1959 Jan 12
Speech For Studio Meeting, 1959 Jan 13
Opening Of The National Convention Of The Sales Dept., 1959 March 15
Annual Stockholders Meeting, 1959 May 19
U.S. Exhibit In Moscow, 1959 Aug 5
Statement By 5p~1 Vienna, Austria, 1959 Aug 12
Film Industry SPS Speech, 1959 Aug 25
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Domestic Sales Meeting, 1959 Sep 1
Sales & Exploitation Meeting, 1959 Sep 2
Sales Meeting, 1959 Dec 31
Motion Picture Industry 1960
Sales Meeting, 1960 Jan 8
Speeches For Meetings On West Coast Re: Writers' Strike, 1960 Jan
"Sales Meeting" Opening Speech, 1960 Jan 6
Annual Stockholders Meeting, 1960 May 17
Special Stockholders Meeting, 1960 Oct 17
Motion Picture Industry 1961
SPS Address At Meeting With Studio 1961
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Executives, 1961 Feb 23
Annual Stockholders Meeting, 1961 May 16
Award Presented To SPS For Service To Industry - Assoc. Motion Picture Advertisement, 1961 Oct 26
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Miami Speech - Allied States Association Of Motion Picture Exhibitors, 1961 Dec 6
Motion Picture Industry 1962
Tape Recording, 1962 Feb 23
United Theatre Owners Of The Heart Of America, Kansas City, 1962 March 6
Motion Picture Industry Honoring SPS, 1962 April 10
Subjects and Indexing Terms
20th Anniversary SPS Speech, 1962 April 12
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Stockholders Meeting, 1962 May 15
Fox Meeting, 1962 June 27
20th Annual Convention Of The Theatre Owners Assoc. Of S. Carolina, 1962 Sep 25
1962 Motion Picture Amusement Division Of Joint Defense Appeal - SPS Award,. 1962 Oct 25
Subjects and Indexing Terms
SPS Speech TOA Convention, Miami, 1962 Nov 10
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Motion Picture Industry 1963
Testimonial Dinner - Honoring Frank Freeman, Beverly Hills, 1963 April 28
Banquet Of The Allied Theatre Owners Of Wisconsin Annual Convention, Milwaukee, 1963 Sep 25
Introducing DFZ Honored Guest And Speaker At The TOA Luncheon, 1963 Oct 29
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Motion Picture Industry 1965 - 1970
All Industry Testimonial Dinner Honoring Jack Lorentz Upon His Retirement, 1965 July 21
NATO Walt Disney Memorial Award To SPS, 1968 Nov 14
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Larchmont Mamaroneck Motion Picture Council, 1970 May 1
(Filmed) Henry Klinger, 1970 July 21
Motion Picture Industry - Unidentified And Undated
Motion Picture Industry - Unidentified And Undated
Various 1948
Conference Of Christians & Jews Luncheon, 1948 Jan 6
American: Overseas aid & UN Appeal For Children, 1948 Jan 16
American Overseas Aid. Luncheon, 1948 Feb 13
Brotherhood Week Dinner, L.A., 1948 Feb 24
American Overseas Aid Luncheon, 1948 March 8
Trustees Luncheon -. Boston University, 1948 March 12
Accepting Honor From Boston University, 1948 March 12
Anterican Overseas Aid United Nations Appeal For Children, 1948 March 15
American Overseas Aid Appeal, 1948 April 23
Testimonial To Oscar Hammerstein & Dick Rodgers, 1948 April 28
American Overseas Aid UN Appeal For Children, 1948 May 25
Testimonial Dinner to Andy Smith, 1948 May 26
Speech By SPS At Station WLIB, 1948 July 4
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Remarks By SPS Introducing Dwight D. Eisenhower At UN Appeal, 1948 July 8
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Gus Eyssell testimonial, 1948 Oct 14
United Jewish Appeal Luncheon For SPS, 1948 Nov 24
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Palestinian Fund Dinner, 1948 Dec 7
B'nai B'r1th Dinner In Honor Of D. Zanuck, 1948 Dec 13
Various 1949
Press Conference On SPS Return From Trip To Greece, 1949 Feb
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Luncheon Of American Red Cross, 1949 March 1
American Hellenic Chamber Of Commerce, 1949 March 4
Overseas Press Club Luncheon, 1949 March 16
Speech For Cathedral, 1949 March 27
Hellenic University Club, 1949 March 28
Cocktail Party Meeting In Preparation For Milton Berle Dinner, 1949 March 31
Citation To Si Fabian Joint Defense Appeal Of The American Jewish Comm., 1949 April 7
Thank You Dinner Greek Independence Celebration, 1949 May 3
Testimonial Dinner For Milton Berle, 1949 May 12
NY Society Of Security Analysts (Little Theatre) , 1949 May 25
Dinner Under Auspices Of Chamber Of Commerce Commemorating St. Louis Week, 1949 Sep 15
Oren Root Dinner, 1949 Oct 18
United Jewish Appeal, 1949 Nov 25
American Fund For Israel Institutions, 1949 Nov 30
Address By SPS Before The Leadership Conference Of The U.S. Jewish Appeal 1949
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Various 1950
Red Cross Dinner For George C. Marshall, 1950 Jan 17
Air Force Assoc. Luncheon "12 Olciock High," 1950
United Jewish Appeal Miami, 1950 Feb 26
Boston Jubilee Comm. And Boston University Speech, 1950 May 18
Brotherhood Conference Unesco House, Paris, 1950 June 8
Brotherhood & Teamwork For European Prosperity, Paris, 1950 June 9
Statement By SPS On Return From Europe, 1950 June 25
Subjects and Indexing Terms
United Jewish Appeal Meeting, Boston, 1950 Sep 27
Dinner Honoring General James Van Fleet, 1950 Oct 5
World Brotherhood Extension Committee Opening Meeting, Wash. D.C., 1950 Nov 9
Extension Committee For World Brotherhood Private Dinner Board Members, 1950 Nov 9
Greek Orthodox Churches In America, St. Louis, 1950 Nov 28
Various 1951
American Fund For Israel Institutions, 1951 Jan 8
Red Cross Luncheon, 1951 Feb 5
Children To Palestine Dinner, 1951 April 4
United Church Women Speech Made By Mr. Bell in Absence Of SPS, 1951 Nov 15
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Various 1952
National Conference Of Christians and Jews Brotherhood.. Dinner, 1952 Jan 9
Israel Bond Drive Luncheon, 1952 Jan 14
Red Cross Luncheon Motionpicture Division, 1952 Feb 14
Ahepa Banquet, 1952 March 24
Baseball Writers Dinner, 1952 April 12
Luncheon Given By T.J. Watson Honoring C. Nikolopoulos, Mayor of Athens, 1952 May 13
Luncheon For The Committee Of The Armed Execs, 1952 June 17
3-1/2 Minute Talk On The Importance Of Registering & Voting, 1952 Sep 10
Voice Of America Broadcast - Seoul, Korea 1952 Oct 14
Various 1953
Welcome Home Dinner, 1953 Jan 6
American Fund For Israel Institutions In Honor Of Sol Hurok, 1953 Jan8
Luncheon Honoring General James Van Fleet, 1953 April 24
Luncheon Benefit American Korean Foundation, 1953 April 28
Remarks By SPS At Dinner Of Spyros Markeninis, 1953 May 31
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Draft Speech 25th Anniversary Dinner National Conference Of Christians And Jews, 1953 Oct 21
Various 1954
Honoring The President Of Turkey, 1954 Feb 1
Hellenic Chamber Of Commerce Dinner, 1954 March 5
Red Cross Luncheon, 1954 March 30
Testimonial Dinner Held In The Emerson.Hotel Tendered By The Variety Club, Baltimore, 1954 Mar 31
Variety Club, Baltimore 1954
Elian Dinner Meeting, 1954 May 12
United Jewish Appeal Luncheon Presentation Of Hebrew Bible To SPS, 1954 May 20
Subjects and Indexing Terms
New York Medical College, 1954 June 2
"Flight Of The White Heron" Screening, 1954 June 16
Ernest Turnbull Dinner, 1954 June 28
White House Luncheon, 1954 June 29
Dinner In Honor Of Ambassador Clare Booth Luce, 1954 July 28
AMVETS, Miami, Florida, 1954 Aug 28
Text Of Speech To Be Delivered By SPS Jr. (Assoc. Of Scholars Of The Anglo-American), 1954 Sep 9
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Inter-Faith Rally, 1954 Sep 26
Stephanopoulos Dinner, 1954 Oct 1
Homecoming For Si Fabian, 1954 Oct 13
Independent Citizens Committee, 1954
Speech Of Welcome To The King & Queen Of Greece, 1954 Nov 2
Paramount Luncheon For Their Majesties King And Queen Of Greece, 1954 Nov 13
Various 1955
American Fund For Israel Institution Dinner, 1955 Jan 5
Red Cross Luncheon, 1955 March 1
Red Cross Speech, 1955 March 1
Greek Refugee Problem, 1955 March 16
Greek Refugee Problem, 1955 May 7
Variety Clubs International, 1955 May 7
University Speech (Mexican) , 1955 May 30
New York Medical College Dinner, 1955 June 2
World Brotherhood, 1955 July
Various 1956
Dinner Honoring Senator Capehart, 1956 Jan 4
Red Cross Speech, 1956 Feb 29
Greek Independence, 1956 March 25
Clergy-Laity Congress, 1956 Oct 17
Brandeis University Speech, 1956 Oct 31
Various 1957
American Fund For Israel Institutions, 1957 Jan 7
Brotherhood Luncheon, 1957 March 28
Hadassah Dinner, 1957 June 18
International: Cultural Center For Youth, 1957 Nov 6
World Brotherhood Luncheon, 1957 Nov 12
Various 1958
March Of Dimes Jack Warner Dinner, 1958 Feb 26
Festa Di Gala Italiana, 1958 Nov 5
The Royal Naval Film Corp., 1958 Nov 19
Various 1959
Conrad Hi1ton Testimonial Dinner, 1959 Jan 14
Red Cross Campaign, 1959 March 10
On Visit To Russia, 1959 July 15
Colony Club Russian Visitors, 1959 Aug 19
Russian trip, 1959 Aug 21
20th Century Fox Studio Luncheon Honoring Nikita. Khruschev, 1959 Sep 19
Luncheon Honoring E. Adnan Menders, Prime Minister Of Turkey, 1959 Oct 19
American Fund For Israel Institutions, 1959 Oct 23
Various 1960
American Israel Cultural Foundation Dinner, 1960 Jan 6
Hellenic University Foundation, 1960 Jan 8
Northern California Committee For Refugees Dinner, 1960 Feb 29
Remarks By SPS For Variety Clubs Convention, Toronto, 1960 June
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Dr. Dooley Tribute Dinner, 1960 July 23
Luncheon For Sarwat Okasha, 1960 Sep 29
Breakfast Meeting For Richard Nixon And Cabot Lodge, 1960 Oct 5
Various 1961
Luncheon For George V. Allen, 1961 Jan 25
March Of Dimes Dinner In Honor Of Bob Hope 1961 March 3
Red Cross luncheon, 1961 March 9
Internationial Cultural For Youth In Jerusalem, 1961 Nov 8
Various 1962
Cathedral Ball, 1962 Feb 16
March Of Dimes Honoring George Jessel, 1962 Feb
March Of Dimes Humanitarian Award, 1962 Feb 27
Red Cross Luncheon, 1962 March 20
Memorial Concert For Mitropooulos, 1962 April 1
All American Committee For Rockefeller, 1962 Oct 18
Musicians Aid Society, 1962 Nov 1
American Israel Cultural Foundation, 1962 Nov 27
Various 1963
Holy Cross Theological Seminary 1963
Celebration Of WNEW 30th Anniversary For The Musicians Aid Society, 1963 July 24
Luncheon For Dr. Mohamed Younes, 1963 Sep 19
U.S. Committee For Refugees, 1963 Nov 1
Various 1964
Republican "Go-Day" Dinner, 1964 Jan 29
Speech for The Archbishop's Dinner, 1964 Feb 25
Meeting Of The Young Adults Of The Archdiocesan Cathedral, 1964 March 4
Cathedral Meeting, 1964 March 31
Dinner Given Inv:Honr Of Professor N. Christeas., 1964 May 12
Annual Cathedral Dinner Dance, 1964 May 15
D-Day Commemorative Committee 20th Anniversary Luncheon, 1964 June 6
Papandreou Dinner, 1964 June 26
Clergy-Laity 17th Biennial Congress In Denver, Colo., 1964 July 1
Radio Broadcast Endorsing LBJ, 1964 Oct 27
Various 1965
Annual Cathedral Dinner Dance, 11-Feb
Annual "Salute To Youth" Rally, May 7
Graduation Exercises Of The Cathedral School, June 16
Launching Of The Sea Jet - Maryland, 2-Sep
Consecration Of Saints Constantine & Helen Church, 3-Oct
Eisenhower 75th Birthday Dinner, 14-Oct
Circus Of Saints And Sinners Luncheon, 19-Oct
"Oxi" Greek Celebration, 29-Oct
Archbishop Lakovos
Dinner Honoring Jack Lorentz
St. Paul's Society Breakfast Honoring SPS
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Various 1966
Annual Cathedral Ball, 1966 Feb 10
Cocktail Meeting For Mary Macarthur Award Dinner, 1966 April 13
B'nai B'rith Tribute Dinner To Richard Rodgers, 1966 May 17
St. Moritz Meeting Of The UGOC, 1966 May 26
Award of Honorary Degree Of Doctor Of Human Letters To SPS, University Of Tampa, 1966 Junes 15
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Graduation Exercises Of The Cathedral School, 1966 June 15
Speech At Clergy-Laity Congress, Montreal, Canada, 1966 June 27
National Services, 1966 Sep 16
Cocktail Party Given By SPS For Governor Rockefeller, 1966 Oct 24
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Various 1967
"Education & The Motion Picture Industry" Presented By SPS At University Of Tampa, 1967 Jan 9
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Salvation Army, 1967 March 3
"Man Of The Year" Award To SPS By The Boys Club Of Queens, 1967 June 7
Subjects and Indexing Terms
The Members Of The Graduating Class Of The Cathedral. School, 1967 June 14
Luncheon Of American Turkish ~ Society, 1967 June 30
Tribute Dinner To Father Basil Gregory, 1967 June 26
UGOC Speech, C1eveland, Ohio, 1967 July 7
UGOC Speech, Baltimore, 1967 Sep 9
Archbishops Nameday Dinner, 1967 Oct 2
Variety Clubs Dinner In Honor Of Ralph Pries, Philadelphia, 1967 Dec 6
Various 1968
Notes For SPS At Chapter (UGOC) Formation Meeting , Boston , 1968 Feb 21
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Variety Clubs Convention, Honolulu, 1968 May 6
Variety Clubs International Convention, Los Angeles, 1968 May 29
Annual Board Of Governors Meeting UGOC, Brookline, Mass., 1968 June 1
Variety Tent V #35 Luncheon Honoring SPS 1968 June 11
Subjects and Indexing Terms
The March Of Dimes Humanitarian Award to Leo Jaffe, 1968 June 12
Cathedral Graduation, 1968 June 13
Remarks Of SPS At Dedication Ceremonies Center For Russian Jewry, 1968 June 26
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Church-Laity Congress, Athens, Greece, 1968 July
The Communications Forum - The Center Of American Living, 1968 Sep 17
Variety, St. Louis, 1968 Oct 31
"Padeja Award" Hellenic University Club, 1968 Nov 2
"Walt Disney Memorial Award" To SPS, San Francisco, 1968 Nov 14
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Variety Clubs, Louisville, Kentucky, 1968 Nov 16
Variety Clubs, Minneapolis, Minn., 1968 Nov 29
Variety Club Celebrity Ball, 1968 Dec 2
Morality in Media Award To SPS, 1968 Dec 9
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Various 1969
SPS 75th Jubilee dinner, 1969 Jan 28
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Testimonial Dinner Judge Nicholas Tsoucalas, 1969 Feb 1
Variety Clubs, L.A., 1969 March 13
B'nai B'rith Cinema Lodge Award To SPS, 1969 April 24
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Intl. Variety Club Luncheon St The Beverly Hilton, L.A., 1969 May 30
Suggested Remarks For Chicago UGOC, 1969 June 20-2l
Remarks For Cocktail Meeting "The Arrangement," 1969 Sep 23
Edison Foundation, Detroit, Mich., 1969 Oct 21
"The Arrangement" Premiere, 1969 Nov 18
Actors Youth Fund, 1969 Dec 3
Morality In The Media Award To Ed Sullivan, 1969 Dec 8
Various 1970
Hellenic University Club "Padeia Award" To Nicholas Angleton, 1970 Jan 30
UGOC Honoring General Van Fleet, 1970 May 17
Boys Club Of. Queens Honoring Salah Hassanein, 1970 June 3
Dinner Honoring Father Contos - Natl. Conference Of Christians and Jews, 1970 June 8
American Israel Chamber Of Commerce Honoring SPS, 1970 June 24
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Goya Pi1gramage to Statue Of Liberty, 1970 July l
Ethnic Group Dinner For Gov. Rockefeller, 1970 Oct 15
Archbishop Iakovos Dinner 1970
Iakovos Dinner, 1970 Oct 30
Order Of Lafayette Dinner Honoring SPS, 1970 Dec 7
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Various 1971
"Aotos" Award Luncheon Honoring SPS, 1971 April 27
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Variety Clubs Convention, 1971 April 28
Religious Heritage Of America SPS Award, 1971 June
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Various - Undated
Actor Youth Fund Honoring Harold Gibbons
American Israel Cultural Foundation Dinner
American Men's Luncheon Club, Johannesburg, South Africa
American Mothers Committee
American Overseas Aid
"Children Of Palestine" .
The Concentrated Essence Of Strategy
European Trip
Heart Award Dinner Speech
Hellenic. American Chamber Of Commerce
Introducing H.E. Panagiotis Canellopoulos
"Is Our Free Enterprise System Threatened By European Socialism"
Luncheon Honoring Hon. George Christopher, Mayor Of San Francisco
Motion Picture & Amusement Division Of The Jewish Appeal Luncheon
Notes To Be Incorporated In Speech To Be Made By SPS At Harvard
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Red Cross
Shipping Speech Made By SPS
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Si Fabian Dinner
Speech Delivered By SPS In Answer To Speech By Rector Of Natl. Autonomous Univ. Of Mexico
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Suggestions For Ahepa Speech To The Hon. James P. Mitchell, Secretary Of Labor
Variety Clubs
Welcome Dinner To Mr. Luce
The World Response To World Brotherhood, Brussels
World's Fair Greek Pavilion


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Monday Recruitin' Transcends Fred Jacksoning
I Have To Praise You Like I Should
High School All-American week is officially over. Jabrill Peppers unofficially won the week. Just ask ESPN's Tom Luginbill, who wrote this in response to a question about the most impressive Under Armour practice performer [emphasis mine]:
[Peppers] is more than capable of playing both ways if needed, but as far as cover corners go, he is a more explosive version of Dee Milliner, and we love that he welcomes contact too. He is mature and knows that there are high expectations for him to perform.
Or ask his Team Nitro coach, former NFL head coach and defensive back Herm Edwards—and his friend, some guy named Deion:
"It's not even close. He's the best [UA All-American defensive back] I've coached. I called Deion [Sanders] over and said look at that guy, and Deion saw the same thing," Edwards said. "[Robert] Nkemdiche was really good last year, he was a big guy who could run and [Peppers] is comparable to that as far as skill level at the position he's playing. I played that position and coached that position for a long time and he's a special talent."
Or ask Scout, which named Peppers the top practice performer of the week on either team while noting that this year's crop of defensive backs was particularly strong.
Rivals stands as the least bullish outlet on Peppers after the UA game, and all they did was name him Sunday's #3 performer, Monday's #1 performer, and Tuesday's #5 performer, and the actual game's #9 performer for Team Nitro before giving him the third spot overall for Team Nitro on the week behind Da'Shawn Hand and Ermon Lane ($):
Playing in his first national-level event, Peppers was surrounded by intrigue from the moment he arrived in Florida. As it turned out, it didn't take him long to live up to his billing. Peppers, the No. 2 overall prospect in his class, was dominant in every practice and was as aggressive and spirited as any player on the field. He struggled a bit in Thursday's game but didn't allow a big play all week. Peppers also blocked a field goal that was ultimately negated because of an all-star-game specific rule.
In addition to the negated blocked field goal (above)—illegal because rushers on kicks weren't allowed to go inside their man in the UA Game, which... okay—Peppers had a couple passes defended, returned two kickoffs for 65 yards (one a 41-yard burst to midfield), and took a few snaps as a wildcat quarterback, though he couldn't break anything big offensively in a pretty ugly game overall, as high school all-star games tend to be.
Interestingly, Scout omitted both Hand and Lane from their top ten overall list, with neither cracking the top two of their respective position groups. It's safe to say Peppers made a strong argument that he deserves consideration for the top overall spot in the 2014 class.
[Hit THE JUMP for a whole lot of content from the All-American games, Michigan's latest 2014 offer, an update on George Campbell, a potential second quarterback in the '14 class, and more.]
Monday Recruitin' Seriously Has A Trophy For That Game
Today's recruiting roundup welcomes Jack Wangler, previews Michigan's signing day (spoiler: there's not much to preview), covers the latest in the 2014 class, and more.
Hello: Jack Wangler
Over the weekend, Michigan picked up a preferred walk-on in Warren (MI) De La Salle WR Jack Wangler, son of former Wolverine QB John Wangler and high school teammate of Shane Morris. Wangler didn't have any major college offers but did hold interest from a handful of MAC and Ivy League schools—the lure of following in his father's footsteps won out in the end:
"I can't wait to carry on the Wangler name at Michigan," he said. "Before I made it public, I was sure to call my dad and let him know what I had decided to do. He was definitely excited. Being around Michigan my entire life and experiencing it so much the past couple seasons really made it an easy choice. My dad said my years at Michigan will end up being the best four or five years of my life. I know they were for him."
While Wangler isn't a high-profile recruit—he's only ranked on Scout, where he's a two-star—he's impressed on the camp scene. Scout's Allen Trieu named him one of the emerging prospects at last April's Adidas Invitational:
Wangler had a good showing, first running a 4.58 in the forty yard dash and then catching everything thrown at him for the rest of the day. He has good ball skills and went up over top of a couple defenders to grab some passes and he's a kid who knows how to create separation.
Rivals's Josh Helmholdt called him one of the sleepers of last June's Sound Mind Sound Body camp:
Wangler has put a lot of work in this off-season with his Maximum Exposure teams, going head-to-head against some of the top defensive backs in the country. Wangler is always going to be a possession receiver; but his speed is coming along, and he has been timed as low as the 4.5 range for the 40-yard dash. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound Wangler is a physical receiver and a technician when it comes to route-running.
As a guy who won't take up a scholarship slot, Wangler has some upside—he's got decent size, route-running, and hands, not to mention strong familiarity with Michigan's quarterback of the future. If there's a position group where a walk-on with a niche—in this case, sure-handed possession receiver—could work their way onto the field in the next few years, it's at receiver.
[Hit THE JUMP for your very brief signing day primer, news on the 2014 QB situation, new offers, and more.]
Tuesday Recruitin' Enjoys Smores
Camping: Happening
Michigan's camp is going on right now. It's happening as you read this. There are photos. You have to believe me.
2015 ONT/TN QB Michael O'Connor w Gardner, Borges via Maize and Blue News
Things are… well, probably not happening very much since Michigan's already got 21 commitments. Touch the Banner put together a list of the various attendees if you want to know who's scheduled to be there. A couple of the more interesting 2013 names:
Darren Carrington - WR - San Diego (CA) Horizon: Carrington is a 6'2", 187 lb. quarterback and wide receiver. He's the son of former San Diego Chargers safety Darren Carrington, who played in their Super Bowl loss to the San Francisco 49ers. He received an offer from Michigan last week, so his main reason for camping would seem to be for seeing the campus and meeting the coaching staff. (Highlights here.)
Caleb Day - ATH - Hilliard (OH) Darby: [Day] is a 6'0", 188 lb. athlete who could play lots of positions in college, including running back, wide receiver, cornerback, or safety. Michigan hasn't offered yet, but he really seems to be hoping for one from the Wolverines. He does, however, have offers from Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio State, and several others. Day looks a little too stiff to play cornerback at a big-time program, but I could see him fitting in at any of those other positions. Michigan has bigger fish to fry at running back (Jordan Wilkins, Derrick Green) and wide receiver (LaQuon Treadwell), and they're pretty set at safety. However, Day could be a backup option at any of those positions and reminds me of a slightly less skilled Dymonte Thomas.
TN RB Jordan Wilkins is mentioned above and is tentatively scheduled to be in this weekend, something we know thanks to David Dawson badgering Wilkins on the twitter. He looks like Michigan's best shot at a blue chip-ish tailback with Ty Isaac out of the picture and Derrick Green looking like a serious longshot. That's not a good shot since the kid nearly committed to Auburn last week, mind you.
As of today the top sleeper name appears to be NC CB/S Channing Stribling, who is a gerund fan and wisp of a man from Butler High School, the alma mater of rather good Michigan safety Jamar Adams. Webb on him($):
How this kid is such a relatively obscure prospect while playing for such a powerhouse program is a mystery. Standing 6-2 and maybe 165-pounds, this Tar Heel State product is extremely fluid (despite his length), and possesses quickness that belies his size. Though not a blazer, he has good football speed. Furthermore, he has really good leaping ability and ball skills. Some schools might be scared away by his slender frame and lack of elite top end speed. Others, meanwhile, might see pure potential… a youngster that could become more explosive once he adds more muscle to his slender frame.
Might be one to watch as it seems Michigan is looking for one more guy in the secondary.
In less positive news, Cass Tech DT (and Illinois commit) Kenton Gibbs hasn't made it in and probably won't thanks to an injury. That makes it unlikely he ends up getting the offer he wants. Maize and Blue News notes that John Runyan Jr, a 2015 kid, was in attendance.
Camp continues all week.
Large Men
Hey, look, it's OH LB commits Ben Gedeon and Mike McCray.
For whatever reason, this photo reminded me of Gerry Dinardo showing up to Michigan practice in 2008 or 2009 or whatever and saying something vaguely like "usually when you go to Michigan you know it, but if you took away the helmets you would think I had recruited this team." I don't think that's going to be the case in 2014.
2014 Caremeter Update
The caremeter might kick into overdrive—or at least drive—this week what with camp. These days camp is for rising juniors, and Michigan's got a bucketload of them coming in. The vast majority of the kids listed on the TTB post are 2014 players. The spot to watch is probably linebacker, what with all three Cass guys, IL LB Clifton Garrett and IN LB Gelen Robinson fighting for what looks like a limited number of spots. Michigan will graduate only Cam Gordon and Mike Jones next year, and that's only if both of those guys get fifth years.
The headliner Sunday($) was actually 2015 kid Michael O'Connor, that 6'5" Canadian QB who's transferring to a toity private school in Tennessee to up his level of competition. He's still waiting on an offer from Michigan but already has an MSU offer and made the usual positive but non-committal noises($) after his camp experience yesterday.
Meanwhile in non-camp activities, 2014 OH LB Michael Ferns took a visit over the weekend and seemed BLOWN AWAY(!, also $) by the experience. TomVH caught up with him to get a telling quote:
"I heard Ann Arbor is a great place, and getting up there, being in town, everything was great," he said. "I don't want to say too much, but (the visit) was a 10. I was shocked by the whole deal. It was really good."
And here's the de rigueur locker-room-and-gloves shot:
Sam Webb relates that Ferns went home($) afterwards instead of visiting Michigan State as planned, because obviously. He's planning to get out to Notre Dame, then shut it down for a while; with Penn State and Ohio State previously thought to be front-runners this is going to be a knock-down, drag-out Midwest power fight.
Michigan's also offered 2014 IL OL Jamarco Jones.
Even More Things About SMSB
Josh Helmholdt has a list of under-the-radar prospects he caught at the camp with a mention of MI WR Jack Wangler (yes, that Wangler):
WR Jack Wangler, Royal Oak (Mich.) Shrine Catholic: Wangler has put a lot of work in this off-season with his Maximum Exposure teams, going head-to-head against some of the top defensive backs in the country. Wangler is always going to be a possession receiver; but his speed is coming along, and he has been timed as low as the 4.5 range for the 40-yard dash. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound Wangler is a physical receiver and a technician when it comes to route-running.
Wangler previously stated a preference to walk-on at Michigan over scholarship offers "anywhere else." Helmhold also offered some takes on guys who show up at every camp:
CB Jourdan Lewis, Detroit Cass Tech: Some of the best one-on-one matchups during the event involved Lewis - on both sides of the football. The 5-foot-11, 170-pound Lewis is going to Michigan to play cornerback, but he is also a BCS-caliber wide receiver prospect. Lewis is so quick with his cuts that he creates instant separation from defensive backs, and he also has great hands. Both attributes also serve him well at the cornerback position.
QB Shane Morris, Warren (Mich.) De La Salle: Morris led a solid group of quarterback prospects at the event but clearly stood out as the top player at his position. The Rivals100 prospect is really in control of his game right now, and his passes are coming out of his hand beautifully with velocity and accuracy. He was told by Michigan quarterbacks coach Al Borges, who was working the event, to throttle it back some on day one, but overall Morris varied his speeds well during the event.
Nice Company
The Five Star Challenge, Rivals's tastefully-named rival to the Opening, will also feature a number of Michigan commits and targets. So many that Michigan is named one of five teams to watch for this thing along with Auburn, Alabama, USC, and Texas. As the header says: nice company.
Details of Michigan commits and targets:
Michigan currently has the top recruiting class in the Rivals.com team rankings so it is no surprise that it has several commits in action at the Five-Star Challenge. Three future Wolverines -- linebacker Mike McCray, athlete Jourdan Lewis and offensive lineman David Dawson -- will be on the North squad, while offensive tackle Chris Fox will suit up for the West. Lewis is one of the fastest-rising prospects in the Midwest and will prove his versatility by playing cornerback. Dawson has also seen his stock take off this spring, picking up a ton of offers even after committing. McCray is ranked as the No. 55 overall player in the country and will attempt to prove he belongs in the discussion with Reuben Foster, Jaylon Smith and Matthew Thomas as five-star linebackers. Wide receiver Laquon Treadwell, defensive end Malik McDowell and defensive end Da'Shawn Hand are also big Michigan targets.
If McDowell Is going to establish himself a five-star sort he'll have to keep pace with the Hands of the world, and this is probably the only opportunity he'll have this year. Also of interest will be how McCray and Fox do. Fox hasn't hit the camps much and Rivals is considerably higher on McCray than others. Rivals even has a video featuring a Fox matchup with yes-that's-really-his-name Auburn DL commit Dee Liner:
I know. I can't believe that's his name either.
Wanted: This Guy's Hair
FL WR Alvin Bailey, a four-star slot type who would be a change of pace from Michigan's coming horde of long-limbed 6'3" guys, popped up on Michigan's radar around the time his teammate Leon McQuay III named his odd top three featuring Michigan, USC, and Vanderbilt. Bailey hasn't gone on any visits yet but he wants to get things over with within a month, so he's visiting a bunch of places. His goal($):
"I am planning to go to Michigan, West Virginia, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, South Carolina, and that is about it," Bailey said. "I will probably start taking those trips in the next couple weeks."
After taking those trips, the Rivals250 prospect is hoping he will be ready to select his future home.
"I want to make a decision after I visit those schools," Bailey said. "I want to decide around the end of July probably."
That constitutes a tentative top six for Bailey. If McQuay was already in the boat there'd be reason for optimism here; without it that's a heavily Southern list. It's going to be hard to get him above the Mason-Dixon line.
Happy Trails?
Tremendous says a reliable source relates that CA WR Sebastian Larue is close to a decision and has a top three of Michigan, Oklahoma, and USC. He hasn't visited, so that's unlikely to go Michigan's way if it does come.
Etc.: 2015 Cass Tech QB Jayru Campbell has insanely early offers($) from Notre Dame and Alabama now. 2014 MI QB Chance Stewart gets a Wisconsin offer($). Iowa offers Cass Tech LB Deon Drake($). McDowell isn't going to camp at OSU($). Michigan makes Eddie Vanderdoes's top 15. Woo? Nebraska offers and lands a longsnapper. It's longsnapper madness.

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Sindh is one of the four provinces of Pakistan. Known by various names in the past, the name Sindh comes from the Indo-Aryans whose legends claimed that the Indus River flowed from the mouth of a lion or Sinh-ka-bab. In Sanskrit, the province was dubbed Sindhu meaning "ocean". The Assyrians (as early as the seventh century BCE) knew the region as Sinda, the Persians Abisind, the Greeks Sinthus, the Romans Sindus, the Chinese Sintow, while the Arabs dubbed it Sind. It is mentioned to be a part of Abhirrdesh (Abhira Kingdom) in Srimad Bhagavatam [2]. Sindh was the first place where Islam spread in South Asia. As a result, it is often referred to as "Bab-al-Islam" (Gate of Islam).
Other destinations
Sindh has numerous tourist sites with the most prominent being the ruins of Mohenjo-daro near the city of Larkana. Islamic architecture is quite prominent in the province with the Jama Masjid in Thatta built by the Mughal emperor Shahjahan and numerous mausoleums dot the province including the very old Shahbaz Qalander mausoleum dedicated to the Iranian-born Sufi and the beautiful mausoleum of Muhammad Ali Jinnah known as the Mazar-e-Quaid in Karachi.
There are many villages in Sindh where it is mostly difficult to find English or Urdu speakers, it can be because sindh is the only province of pakistan where Sindhi is an official language. However, people have learned to develop gestures, and forms thereof, to help them communicate with foreigners as Sindh has seen a large growth in their position as a tourist destination.
However if you find yourself in need for real english speaking fellow, you can always visit the village's primary school(s). More often than not, you would find a teacher who speaks in English or at least understands it solves your problem.
Get in
By plane
Karachi is the main gateway to Sindh by air.
By boat
A ferry service is being run from Dubai to Karachi. This service has been discontinued.
Get around
By Plane, Train, Car and Bus.
It is the largest fort in the world, situated in the Kirthar Range about 30 km southwest of Sann, Jamshoro district of Sindh, approximately 90 km north of Hyderabad, in Pakistan. It has an approximate diameter of 9 km. Its walls are on the average 6 meters high and are made of gypsum and lime cut sandstone and its total circumference is about 29 km of which 8 km walls are man-made. While originally constructed for bow and arrow warfare it was later expanded to withstand firearms.
About 64 km east of Karachi, on the National Highway, is an interesting archaeological site, Bhambore, originally the sea-port of Debal where the young Arab warrior Mohammad Bin Qasim landed his armies in 711 AD. Three different periods in Sindh history coincide here: the Scytho-Parthians, the Hindu-Buddhist and the early Islamic. There is a museum and a rest house at the site.
Once a famous center of learning, arts and commerce and provisional capital for about four centuries in the past, Thatta is situated 98 km east of Karachi. Today, it is notable for the Jamia Masjid built by the Moghal Emperor Shah Jehan who also built Taj Mahal, and the Makli Tombs (15th - 17th centuries), a vast necropolis spread over 15.5 km², depicting exquisite specimens of architecture, stone carvings and glazed tile decorations.
Keenjhar Lake
Some 24 km north of Thatta, is the large man-made Keenjhar Lake, which is 30 km long and 10 km wide. The lake has facilities for angling and boating. PTDC motels offer food and accommodation.
Kirthar National Park
Located about 48 km from Karachi in the midst of the barren rocks of the Kirthar Range in Dadu district, near Thano Boola Khan is Kirthar National Park. Designed and planned with the help of the research and planning group of the [nternational Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, the park is approved and recognized by international wildlife bodies. It is the last bastion of a wide variety of the region's wildlife that includes Sindh ibex, urial, deer, leopard, gray partridges and Houbara bustard. The Sindh Wildlife Management Board plans tours and provides transport from Karachi.
Situated at about 164 km northeast of Karachi, Hyderabad was the capital of Sindh during the reign of the Talpur Mirs in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, it is known for Sindh University, Jamshoro; the provincial museum; the Institute of Sindhology and the Sindhi Adabi Board and also for colourful handicrafts such as glass bangles, glazed tiles, lacquered wood furniture, handloom cloth called 'soosi', block-printed 'Ajrak', leather shoes, etc. Historic monuments include old Mud Fort, Sheikh Makai Fort, Kalhoro Monuments, Talpur Monuments and Miani Forest.
It is the oldest townof sindh located 45 km north west o Hyderabad. Famous for the Prodution of Mangoes,Khes and its Tubewells.Few archelogical sites are also present.
Mir Shahdad jo Qubo
Tomb of Mir Shahdad Talpur (who is regarded as one of the finest military commanders of Sindh) one of the historical heritages of Sindh is at Shahpur Chakar Distt: Sanghar. This is a graveyard of the family members of Mir Shahdad Talpur. Shahdadpur a big city of Province Sindh is named behind Mir Shahdad Talpur, whereas Shahpur Chakar is named behind his son Mir Chakar Talpur.
Hala is famous for its glazed pottery and enameled wood work. Situated on the National Highway about 56 km from Hyderabad, it is frequently visited by hundreds of devotees of Hazrat Makhdoom Noah (10th century Hijra), a contemporary of Mughal Emperor Akbar and a religious divine, who converted a large number of people of Islam and also translated the Quran into Persian which is one of its earliest Persian translations in South Asia.
Situated at about 56 km from Hyderabad on the National Highway, Bhitshah is the resting place of Sindh's renowned saint and mystic poet Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai (1689 - 1752). He is remembered for the compendium of his poetry called 'Risalo', a treasure house of wisdom as well as romantic folklore and fine pottery. He also founded a musical tradition of his own which is still popular. Devotees sing with fervor and frenzy his love-intoxicated Kafis to the strains of ek-tara (single string instrument) mainly on the occasion of his "Urs" held every year between 13th and 15th of Safar, the second Islamic lunar month.
Situated on the right bank of River Indus at a distance of 135 km from Hyderabad, Sehwan is an old town of pre-Islamic period. Here are the remains of Kafir-Qila, a fort reported to have been constructed by Alexander the Great. Sehwan is famous for the resting place of the great mystic poet, saint and scholar Shaikh Usman Marvandvi (1117 - 1274), popularly known as Shahbaz Qalandar whose mausoleum is visited by thousands of the devotees throughout the year. During the Urs celebrations (18th Shahban - the eighth Islamic lunar month), devotees dance rhythmically and with total abandon to the beat of drums (Naqqara Dhamal), finally ending in a spiritual trance.
Manchar Lake
About 16 km from Sehwan, Manchar, the largest fresh water lake in Asia, is as old as the Indus River. Spread over 254 km2, it is a perfect spot for relaxing and the best location for duck-shooting during winter.
Daraza Sharif
Daraza Sharif, a small village, some 52 km from Khairpur, is known for the tomb of Sachal Sarmast who was a great master of Islamic learning, lived a pious life and composed poetry in Sindhi, Seraiki, Persian and Urdu. Sachal Sarmast's Urs is celebrated on 14th of Ramzan (9th month of Islamic lunar calendar).
Kot Deji
Kot Deji is regarded as one of the world's most important archaeological sites, dating back to 3000 BC, older than Moen-jo-daro and Harappa. Excavations made in 1955 unearthed an astoundingly well-organized city with a citadel that testifies to its being the finest fortified town in South Asian subcontinent.
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About 563 km from Karachi off the Indus Highway lie the world-famous ruins of Moen-jo-Daro (the Mound of the Dead), now being preserved with UNESCO's help. The museum at Moen-jo-Daro is unique and a visit takes you back centuries back when the location was a civilized city and a busy river Port. Air and train services from Karachi and an air-conditioned rest house have been built there.
Other Places
Among other historical sites are Amri, Umerkot (the birthplace of Emperor Akbar) and the legendary Arab city of Mansura near Shahdadpur in Sanghar district. Other interesting places include Matiari, town of old beautiful mosques and one of the centers of 'Ajrak'. On its outskirts lie the ruins of a Buddhist stupa. Nasarpur is famous for 'Khes', exquisite embroidery, decorative pottery, and wood work. It is also a holy place for the Hindu community.
Full day tour of Thatta from Karachi
Drive from your residence or hotel at 8AM, Leave for Thatta 100 km from Karachi. On the way to Thatta stop at Chaukundi. 15 - 18th century tombs scattered on a large area. Each tomb is unique in it design and motifs. Rich carved sandstone depicting the relation of the local tribes with the neighboring Iran, central Asia and Turkey. Banbhore archeological site of Daibal excavated in 1962, is the site where Alexander established a town in 325BC and then the first Muslim conqueror in South East Asia came in 711AD.It is Beautiful site with a small museum. On arrival at Thatta Visit Makli largest cemetery of the world. Witness the beautiful Moghul Architecture in the magnificent mausoleums of the kings and ministers of 16 - 18 century. Also Visit Shahjehan mosque a master piece of Moghul architecture its blue glazed tile work is still the most well preserved in the subcontinent. visit Haleji Lake famous bird sanctuary and Keenjhar Lake, 24 kms from Thatta is the biggest man-made lake of the country. The place has been developed into a resort with boating & fishing facilities. Late afternoon return to Karachi.
Full Day Excursion to Moen Jo Daro & Sukkur city
Early morning you are transferred to Airport for your flight to Moen Jo Daro, On arrival transfer to the archeological site, the site of the great Indus civilization which flourished as an earliest Urban culture from 3000 - 1700 BC. We have a large No. of detailed sites well laid by the expert archeologists. Indus civilization was probably the most advanced urban culture in the past , From the sites we can see the complete planning of the city, a separate area for Administration/ state, a rich residential area, Industrial area and an area for poor or workers. All the streets present an excellent grid system and were maintained with covered drainage , Dustbins and Market places. It is also proved that they had binary system of weights. The state was very strict. We don't see any difference in weights found from different sites. Taxes were collected in form of wheat, Barley or sesame, and mud pots were sealed to prove the clearance of dues. They used a language with 300 Different semi-pictographic characters, which are not deciphered yet.
We start our tour with DK area It is an administrative area. We shall see the stupa of 2nd Century Ad which was built by Buddhist much later than the site it self; we then see Assembly hall, drainage, wells, state granary where taxes were collected, streets and the great bath. Then we visit DK area which is main citadel or rich Residential area we shall see the advanced life style of the people of the Indus. We also witness different levels of civilization and the planning of houses street etc.
After the sites we will visit the site museum which has some findings of the site presented in a professional manner. Rest of the day at leisure or optional tour of Sukkur/ Larkhana and nearby villages.
Tour of Ranikot from Karachi
Day 1 : 0700 hours leave by road from Karachi to Ranikot Fort. (270 kms from Karachi) approximately 21 kms from National Highway is a sandy track across rugged scrubland to be covered by jeep to the Fort.
Reach Ranikot Fort by 12.00 noon (carry lunch boxes). Ranikot is one of the largest forts in the World. The Fort's massive 10 meter high walls of dressed sandstone are 30 kms in circumference.
Seen from a distance, portions of its ramparts resemble the Great Wall of China, as they dip and turn to the contours of the hills. The Fort was built by Imran Bin Musa Barmaki, the Governor of Sindh in 836 A.D. The Fort's structure, encircling many hills, has a diameter of about 9 kms. The entire walls are made of Gypsum and lime cut stone. It was originally constructed for bow and arrow warfare but it was later enlarged to accommodate, fire arms.
1600 hours, leave for Sehwan Sharif (80 kms from Ranikot Fort). Reach Sehwan Sharif at 1900 hours and check in at Sindh Government Motel/Rest House. Overnight stay.
Day 2: After breakfast visit the Shrine of Saint Qalandar Shahbaz, which attracts millions of devotees from all over the world, not only Muslims but a large number of Hindus as well, seek blessing of the saint Shahbaz Qalandar. The devotees believe that their prayers and wishes are granted by Saint Lal Shahbaz Qalandar.
After lunch return to Karachi via a short visit to Hyderabad.
Tour of Sehwan sharif
Day 1: 0800 hours leave by road for Hyderabad via National Highway. Visit Chaukundi Tomb (30 kms from Karachi). This is the site of graveyards from 16th to 18th centuries. The sandstone tombs of these graves are exquisitely carved in relief with intricate motifs.
After visiting of Chaukundi – proceed to Bhanbore. This archaeological site is believed to be the ancient port city of Debul, which flourished in the 8th century AD. It is also where Arab conqueror Mohammed Bin Qasim first touched the shores of the sub-continent in 712 A.D. and where, after a fierce battle with the then reigning Raja, the Arabs consolidated their hold for subsequent expansion. Bhanbore is 64 kms from Karachi. Popular folklore has it that in the vicinity of Bhanbore was the trysting-place of the star-crossed lovers, Sassi and Punnu, celebrated in local stories and song.
After visiting Bhanbore, proceed to Thatta (100 kms from Karachi). Thatta is the biggest Necropolis with more then one million graves and tombs spread over an area of 15 sq.kms. There are Tombs of Kings, Queens, Saints, Scholars and Soldier of bygone eras, renowned for their culture and learning between the 16th and 18th century. The gravestones and mausoleums at Makli (Thatta) are masterpieces of stone carving and perforated stone work represented by the style of their ornamentation. Also visit Shahjehan Mosque, representative of Muslim architecture. It was built in 1647 AD by the Moghal Emperor Shahjehan.
Proceed to Hyderabad (about 90 kms from Thatta). Check in at Hotel, overnight stay at Hyderabad.
Day 2: After breakfast, take a short tour of Hyderabad and see the monuments of the Kalhora and Talpur rulers.
Proceed to Sehwan Sharif, one night stay at Sindh Government Motel/Rest House.
Day 3: After breakfast visit the Shrine of Saint Shahbaz Qalander, a religious place where million of devotees come to visit and pay homage to the Saint.
After early lunch leave for Karachi.
Four days in Karachi
Arrive in the city, transfer to your hotel & relax, at night begin your tour with a visit to the Boat Basin food street, from there take a Dhow cruise tour of the Arabian sea, also see the Water jet fountain, the tallest jet fountain in the world.
On second day begin your tour from the Clifton beach, visit its nearby attractions like Sea view promenade. Visit Beach park (entrance on fee), Ride on Victoria horse carriage, Enjoy your Lunch at Floating ship – a buffet theme restaurant, evening meals at Sea view Mc Donalds. During late evening hours visit Bagh-e-Ibn-Qasim (entrance free), a huge park with historical sites like Jahangir kothari parade, Lady Lloyd pier, an underground hindu temple, mausoleum, mosque and a century old amusement park. Visit Park towers, a shopping mall and Mohatta Palace museum (entrance on fee) located next to Bagh-e-Ibn Qasim. Enjoy your dinner at Bar BQ tonight restaurant, also see Boat Basin food street. After dinner you can go shopping at Zamzama Avenue or Gulf market and its nearby malls like Forum or enjoy the city's nightlife.
On third day, explore the city starting from 9.00am from a visit to Quaid mausoleum & museum (entrance on fee), Masjid Tooba (entrance is free). Walk from Mereweather tower to the National museum on Dr Ziauddin road via II Chundrigar road, see Arts council, and take a tour to nearby Zainab market for shopping, later visit Frere Hall on Club road, on a short walking distance from Zainab market. Enjoy Lunch at the revolving restaurant, after that take the taxi ride to the Karsaz district for visit to PAF Museum, Maritime museums, PIA Planetarium, Karachi Expo center and Aga Khan University hospital. You can also visit Arena gaming arcade in the late evening.Enjoy your dinner at Lal Qila restaurant. Later arrive at Tariq road shopping bazaar, also visit its nearby shopping malls like Dolmen, Jumeirah and Lavish at night.
On fourth day you can visit Dream world family resort for a full day or can visit Alladin amusement park, Safari park and Go Aish Adventure Park.
On your last day you can have a last minute shopping from Makro wholesale center on your way to the Airport.
Many people drink sodas from the original glass bottles that you must return to the vendor so that they can be washed and repackaged. Other, more culturally interesting drinks include "lassis," a blend of sweet yougurt and mint, and "kawah," a strong tea made with spices. YUM!!!
Stay safe
The people of Sindh are very hospitable. They tend to welcome any foreigner very warmly.
Street Crime in Karachi is at a rate you could expect from most mega cities of this size. Use common sense and avoid slums. You should always keep the emergency telephone contact numbers of your country's foreign mission in Karachi.
Aga Khan Hospital in Karachi is by far the best in the province and has world class medical care facility at an affordable cost. The public hospitals aren't up to par with what you may be used to in the west.
It is recommended not to attend any rallies, protests or religious gatherings.
Get out


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Over the past few months I've been working on Shark in it's own forest. This has allowed me to track upstream HotSpot (and the goal is to upstream Shark, so it's the correct place to base it) but it's meant that the Shark (and Zero) in IcedTea6 are old. I'm trying to update Zero and Shark in Icedtea6, but it's a nightmare.
Zero in IcedTea6 has the ARM interpreter which can't go upstream. Upstream has all the JSR 292 stuff which can't go downstream. Between these two are fixes that need synchronizing, in both directions. One of the fixes, 6939182 (aka PR icedtea/323) requires the ARM interpreter to be updated before it can be committed, so that needs keeping separate… except that the changes to Shark to support that one are pretty invasive and hard to strip out.
It's a real mess. I'm pretty close to giving up on it.


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|2011-04-26, 04:45
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cho~ kakkoii
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: 3rd Planet
Hanasaku Iroha - Merchandise (Figurines, Artbooks, BDs/DVDs, etc.)
Thread dedicated to Hanasaku Iroha related merchandise - including... art books, figurines, games, manga, CDs, OSTs, Blu-Ray Discs, DVDs, etc., or if you know where you can find such items, then please post here.
For music related items, please check the following sites:
http://www.cdjapan.co.jpIf you can read Japanese, then you can also try:
Please Note: This thread is for official merchandise only, no bootlegs or cheap illegal imitations!
|2011-06-01, 02:40
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Location: Czech Republic
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|2011-06-10, 07:57
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The official site updated their BD/DVD listing with design images of the cover/packaging and first box. They also updated the details about the included extras.
The first volume will contain episodes 1-3. The extras include the special cover image, the first non-text opening, and two types of audio commentary for the first episode on the BD. Track 1 will be character commentary by Ohana (Kanae Itou) and Tomoe (Mamiko Noto). Track 2 will be standard commentary by Itou, the director Masahiro Ando, producer Kenji Horikawa, and producer Takayuki Nagatani.
The first pressing of the BD will have the special artbox linked above and a 64 page all color booklet. The booklet will have the opening and ending rough cuts and original images as well as a 6 page draft from Jiroumaru entitled "The Bubble-smothered New Employee Training Session".
The DVD only has the special cover art and the non-text opening on its first volume.
|2011-06-10, 10:26
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 29
Seriously, thats a really lovely cover. Thanks for the information.
and that commentary with Masahiro Ando ... muu, I want to hear it already.
Anyone willing to get one for me?
|2011-07-08, 06:34
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The official listing updated today with the information for volume 2. Here is the cover art. Included in this volume is the standard two type audio commentaries and the non-text ending. The first pressing gets a digipack and the Hana no Iro Booklet ②. No details have been given on the contents of this booklet.
For this volume we have character commentary on episode 6 by Minko (CV.Chiaki Omigawa) and Nako (CV.Aki Toyosaki). There is another commentary track on episode 4 by series composer Mari Okada and producers Kenji Horikawa and Takayuki Nagatani.
The DVD only has the cover art and the non-text ending.
|2011-07-22, 20:02
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Edit to make this post worthwhile besides a shameless plug: Well, we have some news of a new CD. It's not officially a drama CD, but there will be a radio CD released on September 30th for 3000 yen. It'll be a two disc pack with one data CD containing mp3s of the first 9 audio broadcasts. The second disc will be an audio CD where the characters themselves do a broadcast. The cast will be Ohana, Tomoe, Minko, Nako, and Kou.
This is only the first of this set as the first pressing will contain a box illustrated by Mel Kishida to contain the entire set.
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