Box 1
Contains 39 Results:
Biographical notes, and ephemera, 1980 - 1984 Request Item
Includes Bressan's biography and filmography note by Steven Riskin. Bressan's astrological chart; a hotel card from London, a gym card from Honolulu, Hawai (1980).
Correspondence, post cards and photographs, 1970 - 1982 Request Item
Includes postcards, handwritten notes, accompanying personal photographs, a single letter from Robert Woods, a mirrored letter from Bressan's friend Ellen (1970), and more.
Harvey Milk, 1977 - 1979 Request Item
A letter from Harvey Milk (9/29/1977), a folded protest flyer titled "Who killed Harvey Milk, a comic with the title "The Wonderful World of Dan White," and "a booklet titled "I promise you, a collection of poems for Harvey Milk."
Posthumous tributes, 1987 Request Item
Includes Arthur J. Bressan's photograph at a young age (early 1960s) and a memorial article by Vito Russo (1946– 1990) and notes on Arthur J. Bressan by his sisten Rose Marie Bressan from Met (1987).
The Great Singers, from the dawn of opera to our own time by Henry Pleasants, 1966 Request Item
Book with an inscription with Christman wishes from Larraine to Arthur J. Bressan Jr. in 1966. Simon and Schuster New York, 1966.
"Leading Boys, directed by Frank Capra" article by Arthur Bressan and drafts, 1984 Request Item
Published in Directing Men Section of Connection Magazine. Several article drafts with a different title ("The Boys World of Frank Capra") and corrections by A.J. Bressan.
Correspondence related to Frank Capra, 1967 - 1974 Request Item
Includes an interview from William Hornbeck, the editor executive for Universal Pictures. Correspondence from Frank Capra.
Meet John Doe. Typed script inscribed by Frank Capra to Arthur J. Bressan, undated Request Item
Includes a program from the conference "Meet Frank Capra x 446" at the University of California, Berkeley (June 15 to 17). The film "Meet John Doe", was directed by Frank Capra in 1941.
Photographs of Frank Capra, several films and protagonists, undated Request Item
Reprints.
Studies about Frank Capra, 1941-1949, 1978-1979 Request Item
Includes a publicity booklet of Frank Capra's film "State of the Union" (1948).