UCLA, Library Special Collections, Performing Arts

William Bellin was a costume, prop and set designer in the performing arts industry. In the course of his career, he was involved with a wide variety of projects including working with the UCLA Theatre Arts Department, Margaret Buxton's Originals, Irvin and Kenneth Feld, and production designer George Jenkins. The collection consists mainly of materials related to his professional career as graphic artist and designer and includes blueline set drawings; costume and prop sketches; playbills; graphic design samples; photographs and transparencies of display materials; and snapshots of scenic elements, floats and props.

The collection consists of materials related to the career of film and television writer Sidney Carroll. Included are script drafts and research notes for motion picture, stage, and television projects and a small amount of correspondence.

This collection consists of published scores and reproductions of manuscripts

The career of producer and director Joseph Cates spans from the 1940s to the 1990s. The collection primarily documents Cates' professional accomplishments in the television industry from 1960s to the 1980s and includes production information and scripts for a variety of productions in which Cates was directly involved.

Hal Goodman's comedy writing career started in the 1940s writing for radio. He later went on to enjoy a productive career in television working with entertainers such as Johnny Carson, Flip Wilson, and Carol Burnett, to name a few. The collection consists of script material, correspondence, photographic material, printed material, and audio recordings documenting Goodman's prolific career writing for produced and unproduced television and radio projects.

Barbara Hale began her acting career in 1943 and although she has appeared in numerous screen and television productions, she is most recognized as her character Della Street, in the television drama Perry Mason. The collection consists of television scripts, call sheets, and production information from the original Perry Mason series (1957-1966) and Perry Mason two hour movies (1985-1994).

The collection consists of motion picture scripts dating from ca. 1921 to the present.

Collection primarily consists of American motion picture stills, which includes black and white photographs, as well as some color prints, slides, and publicity stills from various studios.

Michael Preece started his career as script supervisor going on to direct in film and television. The collection consists of scripts and production material related to Preece's career.