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A. Bob Martin / B. Dick [Patrick?]
Allan Baird?
Act One Excerpt
Bob Ross
CD1
CD2, San Francisco Opera, Donald Runnicles
CNN
CNN Short
EPK Revised, Atlantic Records
First Meeting of Wallace and Korie and Director John Dew, Tape 1 of 3
First Meeting of Wallace and Korie and Director John Dew, Tape 2 of 3
First Meeting of Wallace and Korie and Director John Dew, Tape 3 of 3
Frank Robinson
Harvey Milk's Taped Last Will (2 Versions), Tape 1 of 2
Harvey Milk's Taped Last Will (2 Versions), Tape 2 of 2
Ken Maly
Kip Cranna / Henry Der
Korie's Journalistic Interviews With Milk Survivors (excerpts)
KRON-TV (NBC) San Francisco with Henry Tenenbaum
Milk Radio Program - Gay Spirit (Dub)
News Clips Reel
Opera in Three Acts (My Forefathers, Act One, p. I.10-12)
Premiere TV Coverage, San Francisco
QTV
SFO
Scott Smith
Stewart Wallace & Michael Korie TV Spots and Interviews - Houston & San Francisco
Stewart Wallace Plays and Sings Act I of Opera for Assembled Producers - First Run Through, Tape 1 of 2
Stewart Wallace Plays and Sings Act I of Opera for Assembled Producers - First Run Through, Tape 2 of 2
Tom Ammiano / Anne Knowby
Turlock High School Staged Production of Libretto Without Music
TV Coverage - Edited Master
TV Press Release - The San Francisco Opera presents: Harvey Milk
Visions of America: The Artist's Perspective of Society, John F. Kennedy School, Harvard University