Entertainment Career

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{"value"=>"<p>The ENTERTAINMENT CAREERseries, 1905-1963, contains music and lyrics for songs written by Walton and a small amount of correspondence pertaining to his years as manager of Harlem's Lafayette Theater. There is also correspondence and printed matter from the Negro Actors Guild of America, in addition to stories, poems and music written by individuals other than Walton, some of whom are not identified.</p> <p>The Coordinating Council for Negro Performerssubseries, 1951-1955, Consists of correspondence Walton wrote as chairman of this organization. The purpose of this Council was to promote African American performers in all aspects of the theatrical profession.</p>"}

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  1. Music career
  2. Correspondence and other material re theatrical career
  3. Original lyrics and music written by Walton "When a Woman Will She Will" "All for One, One for All,"
  4. Correspondence -- Copyright of music
  5. Original lyrics written by Walton "Sweet Talkin Man," "Are You Sure You're Sure," and "Just What Makes Your Mommy Love You,"
  6. Correspondence -- Copyright of "When a Woman Will She Will,"
  7. "Welcome to New York,"
  8. Negro Actors Guild of America
  9. Robert E. Kalaidjian (Columbia Broadcasting System)
  10. Lawrence W. Lowman (Columbia Broadcasting System)
  11. Frederick O'Neal
  12. Film script -- "Tenth Citizen U.S.A.,"
  13. Folk tale
  14. "Poems by a Jamaican," "Who's Who? A Comedy Crook Sketch,"
  15. Music by J. Augustus Smith and Estelle Smith
  16. Theatrical career -- Printed matter
  17. Coordinating Council for Negro Performers [6/1]