{"value"=>"<p>Files cover a wide range of topics regarding both Liebman's personal and business communications. Personal items include correspondence and receipts regarding charity organizations and membership affiliations, documentation on private real estate, and photographs of artwork. The majority of Series I deals with business issues, such as correspondence regarding the City Center Theatre, the Liebman Foundation, <span class=\"title\">Stanley</span>, <span class=\"title\">Ten From Your Show of Shows</span> with Joseph Siegman, Inc., and documentation concerning a legal suit brought against Max Liebman Productions et al. by Harold F. Green. Correspondence more specifically related to show productions and/or celebrities include contract negotiations with William Morris Agency, cast lists, running orders, and miscellaneous text of songs and lyrics. Notable items include an 8 x 10 color photo of Liebman, handwritten letters from Imogene Coca, correspondence between him and Carl Reiner, two issues of <span class=\"title\">TV Guide</span> dated 1950 and 1954, and an officially stamped patent order for <span class=\"title\">Your Show of Shows</span>. A notable item in the series not directly connected to Max Liebman is a telegram to Buddy Hackett from Sammy Davis, Jr. inviting him to a civil rights rally in New Jersey with Martin Luther King, Jr.</p>"}