Guide to the John C. Becher Soldier Show collection, 1940-1953 John C. Becher C0090

Guide to the John C. Becher Soldier Show collection, 1940-1953

A Collection in
Special Collections and Archives
Collection Number C0090

George Mason University Libraries

Processed by: Special Collections and Archives Staff

Repository

George Mason University. Special Collections and Archives.

Collection number

C0090

Title

John C. Becher Soldier Show collection 1940-1953

URL:

http://sca.gmu.edu/finding_aids/

Physical Characteristics

9 linear feet (17 boxes)

Creator

John C. Becher

Language

English

Abstract

The John C. Becher Soldier Show collection contains entertainment materials written by and for the United States military during and immediately following World War II. The collection is arranged by material type and entertainment themes.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

Collection is open to research.

Use Restrictions

There are no restrictions.

Preferred Citation

John C. Becher Soldier Show collection, Collection #C0090, Special Collections and Archives, George Mason University.

Acquisition Information

Collection donated by John C. Becher in 1979 through Harold Arburg, Director of Arts and Humanities, U.S. Office of Education.

Processing Information

Processed by Special Collections and Archives staff. EAD markup completed in February 2009 by Eron Ackerman and Jordan Patty.

Historical Information

Keeping morale high was important during the war. This was recognized at the highest military levels. General George C. Marshall, Chief of Staff, for example, stressed the importance of maintaining high morale: "Napoleon evaluated morale over material as three to one. I believe that recent experiences indicate a re-estimate of this value - the odds being near five to one, or probably even ten to one in some instances in favor of the psychological factor" (Morale Program, box 7 folder 2 page 7). Programs and services that maintained or heightened morale covered a wide range - athletics, libraries, religion, education - and none was more important than entertainment, which is well-represented by the materials in the Becher Collection.

Entertaining troops during World War II was an enormous enterprise. The celebrated USO-Camp Shows was a civilian-based organization that provided professional entertainment for the Armed Forces. The U.S. Army Motion Picture Service was a non-profit organization that sponsored movie theaters to ease the transition from civilian to military life. A related group, the U.S.O. Mobile Motion Picture Service, showed films to overseas troops. Whereas these organizations provided passive forms of entertainment, the Entertainment Section of the Army Special Services Division took a different approach. They actually included the soldiers in creating their own entertainment. These were called Soldier Shows.

Soldier Shows were made by soldiers for soldiers. The principal objective was to achieve mass participation. A wide range of talent was employed in creating Soldier Shows - including singers, dancers, actors, orators, trivia buffs, costume and scenery makers, artists, and carpenters. Because mass participation by military personnel was encouraged, the program had a virtually unlimited field to draw on.

Soldiers participating in Soldier Shows acted in skits and plays, sang musical numbers, performed comedy routines, quizzed other soldiers, and made arts and crafts. Such activities forged common bonds among the troops and provided emotional links to their homeland. Soldier Shows were particularly effective in boosting the morale of hospitalized soldiers. The therapeutic value of Soldier Shows played an important role in the physical and mental rehabilitation of injured soldiers.

Soldier Shows were remarkably effective in boosting morale. In fact, reports have shown that the program was one of the easiest and most effective ways to combat low morale. (Morale Program, box 1 folder 2 page 7). General Dwight D. Eisenhower, in a back-stage visit to the cast who put on a Soldier Show in North Africa, praised their usefulness in the war effort: "You are entertaining soldiers. You are not fighting with guns - but your job is just as important. As long as you are doing your job well . . . you will be rendering a service, and a great one, to your fellow soldiers and your country" (Morale Program, box 1 folder 2 page 7).

Scope and Content

Most of the items in the collection are Soldier Shows, entertainments written to amuse overseas troops and to boost morale. Produced by the Army Special Services Division, the scripts were written by professional and amateur playwrights. Many were created by military personnel attending the Special Services School in Lexington, Virginia (1943-1946). The collection also includes: newspaper and magazine clippings, war humor, poems, blackouts, quizzes, crafts manuals, original songs, song parodies, sheet music, flyers, pamphlets, theatrical manuals and guides, lesson plans and lectures, production ideas, and comedy routines. There are also several military-issued Pocket Guides to foreign lands, including guides to Burma, Germany, Greece, West Africa, Italy, and Great Britain.

Corporate Names:

United States. Army Service Forces. Special Service Division.

Subjects:

Soldiers--Recreation--United States.
World War, 1939-1945--Theater and the war.

Adjunct Descriptive Data

Contents List

John C. Becher Soldier Show collection

Folder: 1 box: 1
The Bells Are Ringing

Script by unknown
Folder: 2 box: 1
The Captains and the Kings

Script by Leo Lieberman
Folder: 3 box: 1
Conversations in the Dark

Script by William Hanley
Folder: 4 box: 1
Dear Me, the Sky Is Falling

Script by Leonard Spigelgass
Folder: 5 box: 1
Ding Dong Bell

Script by Gurney Campbell and Daphne Athas
Folder: 6 box: 1
Ding Dong Bell

Script by Gurney Campbell and Daphne Athas
Folder: 7 box: 1
Fifth from Garbaldi (The Man Who Made the Mountain Shake)

Script by Paddy Chayefsky
Folder: 8 box: 1
The Heavenly Twins

Script by Louis Kronenberger
Folder: 1 box: 2
I Giveth and Giveth

Script by Phoebe Ephron and Henry Ephron
Folder: 2 box: 2
Jolly's Progress

Script by Lonnie Coleman
Folder: 3 box: 2
Leaven of Malice

Script by Robertson Davies
Folder: 4 box: 2
Libby (Dear Me, the Sky is Falling)

Script by Leonard Spigelgass
Folder: 5 box: 2
The Mackerel Plaza

Script by William McCleery
Folder: 6 box: 2
A Majority of One

Script by Leonard Spigelgass
Folder: 7 box: 2
A Passage to India

Script by Santha Rama Rau
Folder: 1 box: 3
Roots

Script by Arnold Wesker
Folder: 2 box: 3
Seidman and Son

Script by Elick Moll
Folder: 3 box: 3
Semi - Detached

Script by Patricia Joudry
Folder: 4 box: 3
Sunrise at Campobello

Script by Dore Schary
Folder: 5 box: 3
Third Best Sport

Script by Michael Howard
Folder: 6 box: 3
The Tunnel of Love

Script by Joseph Fields and Peter de Vries
Folder: 7 box: 3
The Unsinkable Mrs. Brown

Script by Richard Morris
Folder: 1 box: 3A
The Unsinkable Mrs. Brown

Script by Richard Morris
Folder: 2 box: 3A
The Unsinkable Molly Brown

Script by Richard Morris
Folder: 3 box: 3A
Venus at Large

Script by Henry Denker
Folder: 4 box: 3A
A Way of Life

Script by Murray Schisgal
Folder: 5 box: 3A
The Wayward Stork

Script by Harry Tugend
Folder: 1 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. I 1943

"The Reluctant Draftee" and "Ten Minute Break": Two Complete Soldier Shows
Folder: 2 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. VI 1943

Comedy Acts and Minstrel Show Material
Folder: 3 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. VII 1943

Revue Sketches Vaudeville Comedy Acts
Folder: 4 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. VIII 1943

"Take it or Leave It": A Humorous Quiz Book
Folder: 5 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. IX 1943

Abbott and Costello, Burns and Allen, Fred Allen, Charlie McCarthy, Fibber McGee and Molly: Comedy Scenes
Folder: 6 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. X 1943

Soldier Shows Guide
Folder: 7 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. XI 1943

The Army Play by Play: Five Prize-Winning One-Act Plays
Folder: 8 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. XII 1944

Blackouts and Sketches
Folder: 9 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. XV 1944

GI: Prize Winning Blackouts
Folder: 10 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. XVI 1944

G.I. Revues: 10 Package Shows
Folder: 11 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. XVII 1945

G.I. One Act Plays
Folder: 12 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. XVIII 1945

Chillers and Thrillers: A Book of Mystery Sketches
Folder: 13 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. XIX 1945

MC Jackpot
Folder: 14 box: 4
Soldier Shows, Vol. XX 1945

Skits and Bits
Folder: 1 box: 5
Hi Yank!: The Army Show

Soldier Shows "Blueprint Special"
Folder: 2 box: 5
OK,USA: A Guide Book in Music and Comedy June 1945

Soldier Shows "Blueprint Special"
Folder: 3 box: 5
P.F.C. Mary Brown: A WAC Musical Revue

Soldier Shows "Blueprint Special"
Folder: 1 box: 6
Soldier Shows: Hospital Entertainment Guide No. 1

Blackouts, Sketches, Quizzes, Parodies, Games
Folder: 2 box: 6
Soldier Shows: Hospital Entertainment Guide No. 2

Games, Puzzles, Quizzes
Folder: 3 box: 6
Soldier Shows: Hospital Entertainment Guide No. 3

"Bedzapoppin", (A Revue), Games, Quizzes
Folder: 4 box: 6
Soldier Shows: Hospital Entertainment Guide No. 4
Folder: 5 box: 6
Soldier Shows: hospital Entertainment Guide No. 5
Folder: 6 box: 6
Soldier Shows: Hospital Entertainment Guide No. 6 June 1945
Folder: 7 box: 6
Soldier Shows: Hospital Entertainment Guide No. 7 October 1945
Folder: 8 box: 6
Soldier Shows: Hospital Entertainment Guide No. 8 December 1945
Folder: 9 box: 6
Soldier Shows: Hospital Entertainment Guide No. 6 [No. 9] November 1945

"No. 6" is corrected by hand to "No. 9"
Folder: 10 box: 6
"At Ease," Vol. I 1942

Comedy Sketches
Folder: 11 box: 6
"At Ease," Vol. II 1942

Minstrel Shows with Music
Folder: 12 box: 6
"At Ease," Vol. III 1942

Music and Lyrics for Musical Comedies and Revues
Folder: 13 box: 6
"At Ease," Vol. IV 1943

Musical Opening Choruses, Finales and Production Numbers for Soldier Shows
Folder: 14 box: 6
"At Ease," Vol. XIII 1944

Time Out
Folder: 1 box: 7
Fourth Service Command Enlisted Men's Conference on Soldier Shows November 22-26, 1943

Held at Fort McPherson, Georgia
Folder: 2 box: 7
Fourth Service Command Morale Program April 25, 1944

Held at Atlanta, Georgia
Folder: 3 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part I September 3 - October 14, 1944
Folder: 4 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part II October 15 - November 11, 1944
Folder: 5 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part III November 12 - December 9, 1944
Folder: 6 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part IV December 10, 1944 - January 6, 1945
Folder: 7 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part V January 7 - February 3, 1945
Folder: 8 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part VI February 4 - March 3, 1945
Folder: 9 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part VII March 1945
Folder: 10 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part VIII April 1945
Folder: 11 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part IX May 1945
Folder: 12 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part X June 1945
Folder: 13 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part XI July 1945
Folder: 14 box: 7
Soldier Shows: 26 Weeks Entertainment Program for Service Commands, Part XII August 5 - September 1, 1945
Folder: 15 box: 7
Soldier Shows: Entertainment Guide No. 1

Reception Center: Blackouts, Parodies, Games
Folder: 16 box: 7
Soldier Shows: Entertainment Guide No. 2

Reception Center, Blackouts, Parodies, Revues
Folder: 17 box: 7
Soldier Handicrafts June 1945
Folder: 1 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 18

Entertainment Section: Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 2 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 19

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 3 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 20

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 4 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 21

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 5 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 22

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 6 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 23

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 7 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 24

It's the G.I. State Fair
Folder: 8 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 24

It's the G.I. State Fair
Folder: 9 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 25

Thanksgiving, Mock Election, Revues, Parodies, Blackouts, Radio Scripts, Crossovers
Folder: 10 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 27

Murder Mystery, Production Numbers, Revues, Parodies, Blackouts, Radio Scripts, Crossovers
Folder: 11 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 28

Broadway Special Featuring New York's latest Hit "The Hasty Heart," Revues, Parodies, Blackouts, Radio Scripts, Crossovers
Folder: 12 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 29

Folio Highlights, Revues, Parodies, Blackouts, Radio Scripts, Crossovers
Folder: 13 box: 8
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 30

Entertainment Grab Bag, Revues, Parodies, Blackouts, Radio Scripts, Crossovers
Folder: 14 box: 8
Soldier Shows

Sketches, Crossover, Quizzes, Revues, Blackouts, Parodies
Folder: 1 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 6

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 2 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 7

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 3 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 8

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 4 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 9

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 5 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 10

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 6 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 11

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 7 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 12

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 8 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 13

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 9 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio no. 14

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 10 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 15

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 11 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 16

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 12 box: 9
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 17

Radio and Theatrical Material: Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 1 box: 10
Lesson Plans for Special Services February 4, 1944

Schedules 1 - 14
Folder: 2 box: 10
Paper Craft for G.I. Shows

Stage instructions and hand drawn costume and set images
Folder: 3 box: 10
Decorations for Christmas Entertainment October 6, 1943

Stage instructions and hand drawn costume and set images
Folder: 4 box: 10
Fox Movietone News

Music score
Folder: 5 box: 10
Literary Quotes
Folder: 6 box: 10
Parody on "The Little Brown Jug"
Folder: 7 box: 10
You Gave Me K.P.

Parody on contemporary song
Folder: 8 box: 10
Through Channels: A Comedy in Too Many Acts 1942

Script by Barnett Shaw
Folder: 9 box: 10
Confessions of an ExOCS Man July 4, 1942

Story by Sidney P. Goldman
Folder: 10 box: 10
Confessions of an ExOCS Man July 4, 1942

Story by Sidney P. Goldman
Folder: 11 box: 10
What to Do in Case of an Air Raid

War humor
Folder: 12 box: 10
What to Do in Case of an Air Raid

War humor
Folder: 13 box: 10
Epitaph

Poem by Shakespeare?
Folder: 14 box: 10
The Wolf

Poem
Folder: 15 box: 10
How to Be a Success in the Army: Know Your Army Terms

War humor
Folder: 16 box: 10
Latest War Bulletin
Folder: 17 box: 10
Poem
Folder: 18 box: 10
Letter From Hornie [Homie?] V.

"...army life and what the average soldier has to put up with."
Folder: 19 box: 10
"Selective Service Blues" and "The Soldiers Prayer, 1941"

Poems
Folder: 20 box: 10
War Dictionary June 11

War humor by Herb Graffis
Folder: 21 box: 10
Nice Job if You Can Get It!

Script
Folder: 22 box: 10
The Girl Friend Air Corps Model W O W

War humor
Folder: 23 box: 10
A Supply officer Tears Off a Hot Love Letter

By Cpl. Adolph Abramson
Folder: 24 box: 10
So I Think I'm Stupid

Article by Weare Holbrook
Folder: 25 box: 10
Navy Department: SPARS June 1, 1943

War humor
Folder: 26 box: 10
Credo of Men at Arms October 1941

War humor by Robert T. Souter in Esquire, p. 65
Folder: 27 box: 10
Chow Hounds General Orders

War humor
Folder: 28 box: 10
The Doughboy's Dream February 27, 1943

Script by Ben Hecht in Collier's, pp. 11-13, 37-39
Folder: 29 box: 10
What's the Score?

"A Soldier's Reminder of the War's Background, Its Purpose and Its Prospects"; Script by Sgt. Fred Stewart
Folder: 30 box: 10
The Drunkard

"An old-fashioned melodrama in two acts"
Folder: 31 box: 10
Quiz Program September 23, 1944

"Used at SSMS"
Folder: 32 box: 10
Untitled April 18, 1944

Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) broadcast; Script by Norman Corwin
Folder: 33 box: 10
Pie and Box Supper and Patriotic Mass Meeting - Flyer Feburary 9

Held at Fairview School Auditorium
Folder: 34 box: 10
The Moon is Down - Flyer October 25

John Steinbeck's play, presented by the Tulsa Little Theater Group in War Department, at Theater No. 2, Camp Crowder, Missouri
Folder: 35 box: 10
Technical Manual for WAAC, M1 September 11, 1942

War humor
Folder: 1 box: 11
Curtain Going Up July 21, 1945

Blackouts, Crossovers and Parodies for WAC Variety Nights
Folder: 2 box: 11
Soldier Shows: Staging Area and Transport Entertainment Guide

Blackouts, Sketches, Quizzes, Parodies and Games
Folder: 3 box: 11
Amateur Theatrical Manual 1941

Prepared by the National Theater Conference and the Morale Branch of the United States Army
Folder: 4 box: 11
Public Speaking 1942-1943

Speech Work Material by Doyle Virginia Cockrell, San Antonio Vocational and Technical High School
Folder: 5 box: 11
Soldier Theatricals: Proposed Guide

"The attached suggestions are furnished for the purpose of assisting the Theatrical Technical Advisor in the many problems which arise in the producing, directing, rehearsing and presentation of soldier theatricals."
Folder: 6 box: 11
Soldier Theatricals: Bulletin V

The Production Staff, Principles of Directing and Acting, Production of One-Act and Full-Length Plays
Folder: 7 box: 11
Scripts of Typical Soldier Shows
Folder: 8 box: 11
Production Ideas For a G.I. Variety Show

Distributed by the Special Services Division, A.S.F.
Folder: 9 box: 11
Soldier Shows, Folio No. 2

Radio and Theatrical Material, Skits, Blackouts, Sketches
Folder: 10 box: 11
Entertainment Section, No. 8

Sixty-Second Blackouts
Folder: 11 box: 11
Entertainment Section, No. 12

Musical Quizzical
Folder: 12 box: 11
Soldier Show Pamphlet, Project #1

Fourth Service Command Soldier Show Conferences
Folder: 13 box: 11
Pattern for Fundamental All-Soldier Variety Show (#1), Project #2

Fourth Service Command Soldier Shows
Folder: 14 box: 11
Pattern for Fundamental All-Soldier Variety Show (#1), Project #2

Fourth Service Command Soldier Shows
Folder: 15 box: 11
The Soldier Show Work Shop, Project #3

Fourth Service Command Soldier Shows
Folder: 16 box: 11
Abbott and Costello Prison Routine, Script I

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 17 box: 11
Charlie McCarthy Circus Routine, Script II

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 18 box: 11
Abbott and Costello Sea Spot, Script III

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 19 box: 11
Abbott and Costello New Radio Station Routine, Script IV

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 20 box: 11
Abbott and Costello Gymnasium Routine, Script V

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 21 box: 11
Burlesque on Early Morning Program, Script VII
Folder: 22 box: 11
Abbott and Costello Second Spot - Court Routine, Script VIII

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 23 box: 11
Burlesque of Radio Program #3, Script IX

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 24 box: 11
Sketch Material for Camp Radio Show: Golf Lesson Routine, Script X

Prepared by the Radio Section, Headquarters Branch Office
Folder: 25 box: 11
Abbott and Costello Substitute Comedy Routine, Script XI

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 26 box: 11
Newspaper Routine #2, Script XII

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 27 box: 11
Sketch Material for Camp Radio Show: Dude Ranch Routine, Script XIII

Prepared by the Radio Section, Headquarters Branch Office
Folder: 28 box: 11
Abbott and Costello Robin Hood Sketch, Script XIV

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 29 box: 11
Abbott and Costello Routing #1, Script XV

"For the entertainment of the Armed Forces overseas"
Folder: 30 box: 11
Minstrel Show #2, Script XVI
Folder: 31 box: 11
If Soldiers Selected Their Clothes as Women Do, Script XVII

by Robert Riley Crutcher, presented by the Special Service Division of the War Department
Folder: 32 box: 11
Reveille Revue, Script XVIII

presented by the Special Service Division of the War Department
Folder: 33 box: 11
Minstrel Show #1, Script XIX

Presented by the Special Services Division of the War Department
Folder: 1 box: 12
A and R - Trocities

Skit by Lt. W.P. Moore; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 2 box: 12
Airplane Skecth

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 3 box: 12
"Always on K.P." and "The First Hundred Years"

Song parodies; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 4 box: 12
"Always on K.P." and "The First Hundred Years"

Song parodies; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 5 box: 12
An Order

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 6 box: 12
The Army Made an Actor Out of Me

Words and music by Sgt. J. C. Lewis; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 7 box: 12
As the Movies See Us

Skit by Cpl. Raymond Simon; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 8 box: 12
Ballet Invades the Drama

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 9 box: 12
Barker's Spiel

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 10 box: 12
Barker's Spiel

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 11 box: 12
Blackouts

Various skits; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 12 box: 12
Blackouts and Production Numbers

Various skits and production numbers; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 13 box: 12
Blackout Sketch

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 14 box: 12
Blackout Sketch (With Corn)

Skit by Lt. D. W. Todd; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 15 box: 12
Boston

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 16 box: 12
Brooklyn

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 17 box: 12
Cinderella

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 18 box: 12
Clown Production Number

Various production numbers; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 19 box: 12
Clubcar Interlude

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 20 box: 12
Collection of Skits and Blackouts

Various skits; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 21 box: 12
Commercials

Skit by Lt. Frank J. Conboy; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 22 box: 12
Complaint Department

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 23 box: 12
Courtroom Blackout

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 24 box: 12
Crackpot Cockrell's Public Speaking Classes

Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 25 box: 12
The Sate Bureau

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 26 box: 12
Day Room

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 27 box: 12
A Day with Tojo

Skit by Arnold M. Auerbach; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 28 box: 12
Doctor Fradler's Dilemma

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 29 box: 12
The Doctor's Invention

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 30 box: 12
Don't Send out Your Laundry Till the C.O. Sees Your Act

Musical parody by Corporals Tom Adair and Joe Twerp; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 31 box: 12
Double Exposure

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 32 box: 12
Dream Department

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 33 box: 12
Dream Department

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 34 box: 12
Dream On, Soldier

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 35 box: 12
Duffy's Tavern

By Red Graham; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 36 box: 12
Duffy's Tavern

By Red Graham; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 37 box: 12
Duffy's Tavern

Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 38 box: 12
The Editor

Skit by Frank J. Conboy; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 39 box: 12
Election Scene

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 40 box: 12
Facing the Facts

Skit by Gene Lockhart; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 41 box: 12
Faithful Servant

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 42 box: 12
First Epistle to the Selected

Skit by Pfc. Harold Fleming; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 43 box: 12
Five Short Ones

Various skits by Lt. W. Toll; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 44 box: 12
40 Below

Skit by Pfc. M. Sternberg; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 45 box: 12
40 Below

Skit by Pfc. M. Sternberg; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 46 box: 12
For Meritorious Service: A Ten Minute Skit

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 47 box: 12
Free and Equal Blues

Song lyrics; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 48 box: 12
Free and Equal Blues

Song lyrics; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 49 box: 12
Freedom of the Air

Skit by George S. Kaufman; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 1 box: 13
Gielgud

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 2 box: 13
The Good Nazi: A War-Orientation Play in One Act

Skit by Pvt. Ivan Tors; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 3 box: 13
Goofin' Off

Skit by 2 Lt. Frank J. Conboy; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 4 box: 13
Granny Cracks the WACs or Vise Versa

Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 5 box: 13
Harmones

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 6 box: 13
Have You a Little Dictator in Your Home

Skit by Henry Blankfort and Bert Lawrence; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 7 box: 13
Heckling Routine

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 8 box: 13
Hollywood

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 9 box: 13
Hospital Bit

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 10 box: 13
Hospital Bit

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 11 box: 13
How Green Was My Rookie

Skit by Gene Lockhart; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 12 box: 13
If Men Played Cards As Women Do

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 13 box: 13
If Men Played Cards As Women Do

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 14 box: 13
I Get Nothin' But respect: Song Sketch for WAC Lieutenant

Skit by Pfc. M. Sternberg; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 15 box: 13
I Have Friend Too

Skit by Lt. Etter; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 16 box: 13
Incident at the Gate: Blackout

Skit by S/Sgt. Chuck Allen; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 17 box: 13
Joining the Army

Skit by Pfc. Charles Roth; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 18 box: 13
Joining the Army

Skit by Pfc. Charles Roth; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 19 box: 13
Just Sign Here

Skit by Salem Ludwig and Joseph R. Horenstein; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 20 box: 13
Keep 'Em Filing

Song parody and stage directions by H. Shaffer; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 21 box: 13
K-K-K-Katy

Skit by S/Sgt. Robert N. Mazer and Sgt. Abe Laufe; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 22 box: 13
K-K-K-Katy

Skit by S/Sgt. Robert N. Mazer and Sgt. Abe Laufe; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 23 box: 13
Lamour Toujours Lamour

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 24 box: 13
Latrine, Incorporated

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 25 box: 13
Lecture

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 26 box: 13
Lecture on Aviation

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 27 box: 13
Lexington Lunatic Asylum

Skit by Lt. J. R. Humphreys;Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 28 box: 13
The Lorelle

Skit by Paul Price; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 29 box: 13
The Love-Test

Skit by 2 Lt. Vernon Stone; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 1 box: 14
The Man on Top

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 2 box: 14
Message Center

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 3 box: 14
Message Center

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 4 box: 14
Military Courtesy

Skit by Lt. McLean; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 5 box: 14
Military Drill Scene

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 6 box: 14
Military Fantasia: Strictly G.I.

Song lyrics; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 7 box: 14
Military Tactics

Skit by Gene Lockhart; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 8 box: 14
Miss America

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 9 box: 14
Mr. Guffy has the Las Word

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 10 box: 14
A Mock Opera with Apologies to the Metropolitan

Skit by S/Sgt. Robert N. Mazer; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 11 box: 14
M. P. Brigade

Song lyrics; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 12 box: 14
My Bit

Skit by Lt. G. [?] Carr; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 13 box: 14
Nazi Intelligence Office

Skit by Lt. Jack Hill; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 14 box: 14
New Yorker Cartoon Bit

Skit by Lt. Jack Hill; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 15 box: 14
Nomenclature of the Handkerchief

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 16 box: 14
Oh, My Achin' Back

Song lyrics; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 17 box: 14
Orientale: With No Apologies to Abbot and Costello

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 18 box: 14
Orientation Lecture

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 19 box: 14
Out on the Waterfront

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 20 box: 14
Pantomime with Incidental Words September 12, 1944

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 21 box: 14
The Perils of Fanny -or- Tain't a Fit Nite Out fer Anybody

Newspaper clipping; Skit by Lt. Alexander B. Reed; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 22 box: 14
Prince Meesa Ma Shina Badust

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 23 box: 14
Private Property

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 24 box: 14
Problem

Skit by Pfc. Michael Ames; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 25 box: 14
Problem

Skit by Pfc. Michael Ames; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 26 box: 14
Prologue

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 27 box: 14
Revolt of Beavers (Eager)

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 28 box: 14
R.H.I.P.

Skit by Lt. Robert P. Crawford; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 29 box: 14
Riddle Bit

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 30 box: 14
The Road to Roanoke

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 31 box: 14
'Y' Playhouse Revue: Rudolph Rassendale

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 32 box: 14
The Russian Spy

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 33 box: 14
The Russian Spy

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 34 box: 14
Questions for Truth or Consequences

Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 35 box: 14
The Sad Saga of a Sea Going Soldier

Skit by Lt's Baskind and English; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 36 box: 14
Selective Service

Skit by Gene Lockhart; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 37 box: 14
Send in the Bench

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 38 box: 14
Sergeants

Skit by W. P. Moore; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 39 box: 14
The Sergeant's Reprimand

Story by D. L. Champion; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 40 box: 14
A Sex Talk with Junior

Skit by Sam Locke; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 41 box: 14
Sgt. Swami

Skit by Pfc. Alfred D. Geto; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 42 box: 14
Sgt. Swami

Skit by Pfc. Alfred D. Geto; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 43 box: 14
Sign Reading -- Orientation -- Ballet Music

Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 44 box: 14
A Slight Case of Murder

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 45 box: 14
The Soldier's Deck of Cards

Skit from Our Sunday Visitor (Catholic Editorial) Huntington, Indiana; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 46 box: 14
Special Orders

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 47 box: 14
Soldier Shows Ideas for Sketches

Ideas by Cpl. Don Mann; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 48 box: 14
Stand In

Skit by S/Sgt. A. Hamilton; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 49 box: 14
Stream-Lined Calisthenics

Skit by Pfc. Michael Ames; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 50 box: 14
Stream-Lined Calisthenics

Skit by Pfc. Michael Ames; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 51 box: 14
Strictly GI

Skit by Arnold Auerbach; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 52 box: 14
Supermaniacs

by Pvt. R. Weil; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 53 box: 14
Swing Low, Sweet Juliet

Skit by Sgt. Abe Laufe; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 1 box: 15
Tabloid Version of a Typical G.I. Show: So Is That

Skit by S/Sgt. Robert M. Mazer and Sgt. Abe Laufe; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 2 box: 15
Tank Destroyer Show

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 3 box: 15
A Ten Minute Break: A Brief Comic Interlude About the Army

Skit by Sgt. Fred Stewart; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 4 box: 15
This Aint Personal Affairs

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 5 box: 15
Three Short Blackouts

Skits: March of Time; Eskimo Courtesy; Superstition; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 6 box: 15
Three Songs

Songs: Special Service Song by John Baker; I've Got Enthusiasm; Ballet and Opening; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 7 box: 15
'Tis Pity She's a WAC -or- The Triumph of Virtue over the Curse of T.C. 87

Skit by 1 Lt. Bob Wellington; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 8 box: 15
Tooth Opera

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 9 box: 15
A Triangular Division -or- Pardon Me!

Skit by 2 Lt. WMA. Page; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 10 box: 15
Try Again

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 11 box: 15
Twenty-Three Skidoo!

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 12 box: 15
Two of a Kind

Skit by Sgt. Max Behm; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 13 box: 15
Two of a Kind

Skit by Sgt. Max Behm; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 14 box: 15
Two Touts

Skit by Captain Leonard Blair; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 15 box: 15
Uniform - Class "L"

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 16 box: 15
United Nations on the March

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 17 box: 15
Untitled

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 18 box: 15
Untitled

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 19 box: 15
Untitled

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 20 box: 15
Untitled

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 21 box: 15
Untitled

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 22 box: 15
The Vargas Holiday Girl

Production suggestions by Sgt. Hez Dufenthaler; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 23 box: 15
Vermont

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 24 box: 15
The Voice of SPS

Skit by Pfc. Ed Rush Rubin; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 25 box: 15
The Women

Skit by 2 Lt. F. J. Conboy; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 26 box: 15
Windy's Halfway House

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 27 box: 15
What's Your Problem

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 28 box: 15
Welcome

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 29 box: 15
We Are the Gals from De Boilecue

Skit by S/Sgt. Robert Mazer; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 30 box: 15
WACs Fifth Ave.

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 31 box: 15
WACs Fifth Ave.

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 32 box: 15
WACs Fifth Ave.

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 33 box: 15
Walking in My Sleep

Song by Lt. R. S. Beck; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 34 box: 15
You Can't Beat Fate

Skit; Item written by personnel going to school for Special Services in Lexington, Virginia 1943-1946
Folder: 1 box: 16
The Pot Boiler

Script by Alice Gerstenberg
Folder: 2 box: 16
Face the Facts, WAACS

Script
Folder: 3 box: 16
T S Buddy!

A Musical Revue in Five Scenes by Arthur A. Noyes, Murray L. Grand, Lionel N. Lile, and Morton J. Green
Folder: 4 box: 16
Soldier Theatricals - Lecture #1

Fundamental Purpose of Soldier Shows in Army Recreation
Folder: 5 box: 16
Soldier Theatricals - Lecture #1

Fundamental Purpose of Soldier Shows in Army Recreation
Folder: 6 box: 16
Soldier Theatricals - Lecture #2

The Function of the Special Service Officer as to Soldier Shows
Folder: 7 box: 16
Soldier Theatricals - Lecture #4

Informal Theatricals
Folder: 8 box: 16
Soldier Theatricals - Lecture #5

Production Planning Meetings
Folder: 9 box: 16
Soldier Theatricals - Lecture #6

Soldier Production Organization
Folder: 10 box: 16
Soldier Theatricals - Lecture #7

Soldier Stagecraft
Folder: 11 box: 16
Stand In

Script
Folder: 12 box: 16
Tattoo

Blackout by Lt. W. P. Moore
Folder: 13 box: 16
Small Games for Small People

Blackout by Lt. Bob Eastright
Folder: 14 box: 16
Dasterdy Rides Again -or- Never End a Sentence with a Proposition

Script
Folder: 15 box: 16
Dasterdy Rides Again -or- Never End a Sentence with a Proposition

Script
Folder: 16 box: 16
Dasterdy Rides Again -or- Never End a Sentence with a Proposition

Script
Folder: 17 box: 16
Blackouts

Blackouts by Lois Landauer
Folder: 18 box: 16
Revue Sketches, Comedy Acts, Blackouts

Prepared by the Entertainment Section, Special Services Branch, Royal Canadian Air Force
Folder: 19 box: 16
The Fifth Hi Neighbor Show on this Island

Script
Folder: 1 box: 17
Burma 1943

Pocket Guide prepared by Special Services Division, Services of Supply, United States Army
Folder: 2 box: 17
Germany 1944

Pocket Guide prepared by Army Information Branch, Army Service Forces, United States Army
Folder: 3 box: 17
Great Britain May 1952

Pocket Guide prepared by Office of Armed Forces Information and Education, Department of Defense
Folder: 4 box: 17
Italian: A Guide to the Spoken Language June 1943

Language Guide prepared by the War Department
Folder: 5 box: 17
Italy September 1952

Pocket Guide prepared by Office of Armed Forces Information and Education, Department of Defense
Folder: 6 box: 17
Netherlands: East Indies 1944

Pocket Guide prepared by Special Services Division, Army Service Forces, United States Army
Folder: 7 box: 17
New Caledonia April 1944

Pocket Guide prepared by Army Information Branch, A.S.F., United States Army
Folder: 8 box: 17
Greece August 1953

Pocket Guide prepared by Office of Armed Forces Information and Education, Department of Defense
Folder: 9 box: 17
West Africa 1943

Pocket Guide prepared by Special Service Division, Army Service Forces, United States Army