Found 5 collections related to Color slides

Richard Barraclough was a magazine editor for many celebrity focused magazines including Super Teen, High Society, Superstar Special, and HipHop! Magazine. This collection contains film, music, and television promotional materials, such as press kits, biographies, and photographs of actors and musicians popular in the 1980s. less

The David Morgan collection of film stills contains promotional images for 20th-century American films. The collection, which dates from 1920 to 2000, was compiled by David Morgan and is comprised of slides, transparencies, and photographic prints furnished by movie studios. less

The Dorothy Mosheim television slides and ephemera document television productions from 1944. Color photographic slides make up the bulk of the collection. The majority of the materials document The Boys from Boise, which was broadcast by the DuMont Television Network's New York City station, WABD, and presented by Esquire magazine. The Boys from Boise is identified as the first full-length televised musical comedy. The collection contains slides from the production, a program, a promotional booklet, and two clippings. The collection also contains slides from Television Follies of 1944 and a costume show titled Yesterday, both produced by DuMont, as well as some unidentified slides labeled "Fiesta," "Western," and "Rendezvous." Some of the unlabeled slides may depict commercials. less

Five hundred and ten publicity press kits (1997-2008), created to promote U.S. and international motion pictures, contain a variety of textual and visual materials. Film producing and distribution companies represented include DreamWorks Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, New Line Cinema, Paramount Pictures, and United Artists. less