Preliminary Inventory of the Frederick J. Zint Papers, 1904-2014, bulk 1918-1930 SPEC.TRI.FJZ Finding aid prepared by Ashleigh Minor Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections
1858 Neil Avenue Columbus, OH, 43210
2018 March This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2018-03-27T14:49-0400 English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Frederick J. Zint Papers SPEC.TRI.FJZ Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 5.8 Cubic feet Bulk, 1918-1930 1904-2014 Frederick Joseph Zint (1897-1964) was a theatre actor from Wapakoneta, Ohio, and a graduate of Ohio State University. Zint and his wife, Pearl Olson Zint (1896-1989), acted in several theatre groups throughout their lives, including the Shannon Players, the Robin Hood Opera Company, and the Rip Van Winkle Players. The Frederick J. Zint Papers contain materials related to Frederick and Pearl Zint's involvement with theatre companies during the 1920s, including sheet music, programs, clippings, and photographs, as well as the Zint's travel photographs, personal diaries, and personal correspondence. The collection also contains genealogy research and research on the history of the Shannon Players and Harry Shannon, conducted by Frederick and Pearl's son, Frederick Jacob Zint. The collection spans 1904 to 1991, but the bulk of materials are dated between 1918 and 1930. (3) oversize document boxes; (3) 5" letter document boxes; (3) card boxes; (2) flat boxes; (1) 2.5" letter document box; (1) carton English Zint, Frederick Joseph Zint, Pearl Olson Arrangement of Materials

This collection is unprocessed; materials are arranged in the order received.

 Acquisitions Information

Accession No. TRI.2013.88: Fred Zint, 2013 July; Accession No. TRI.2013.95: Fred Zint, 2013 August; Accession No. TRI.2013.113: Fred Zint, 2013 September; Accession No. TRI.2013.124: Fred Zint, 2013 October; Accession No. TRI.2013.125: Fred Zint, 2013 October; Accession No. TRI.2015.0071: Fred Zint, 2015 September

 Preferred Citation

[identification of item], Frederick J. Zint Papers, SPEC.TRI.FJZ, Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute, Ohio State University

 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Contains audiocassettes.

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Materials in this collection are available for use, but may be used in the Thompson Library Special Collections reading room only. Audio/visual materials and computer media may need a use copy produced before access is allowed.

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 Processing Information

This collection is unprocessed; Finding aid written by: Ashleigh Minor, 2018 March.

 Biographical Note

Frederick Joseph Zint (1897-1964) was a theatre actor from Wapakoneta, Ohio, and a graduate of Ohio State University. During his time as a student, Zint was a member of several theatre groups. Zint and his wife, Pearl Olson Zint (1896-1989), acted in several theatre groups throughout their lives, including the Shannon Players, the Robin Hood Opera Company, and the Rip Van Winkle Players.

 Scope and Contents

The Frederick J. Zint Papers contains materials related to Frederick Joseph and Pearl Zint's theatre involvement with the Shannon Players, the Robin Hood Opera Company, and the Rip Van Winkle Players during the 1920s and 1930s. The collection includes sheet music, programs, clippings, publicity materials, photographs, scripts, maps of theatre venue locations and tour routes, and several audiocassettes with reminiscences of the Shannon Players between 1922-1924, recorded in 1986. The Zint's travel photographs, personal diaries, and personal correspondence are also included. The collection also contains genealogy research and research on the history of the Shannon Players and Harry Shannon, conducted by Frederick and Pearl's son, Frederick Jacob Zint. The collection spans 1904 to 2014, but the bulk of materials are dated between 1918 and 1930.

 Rip Van Winkle Players. Robin Hood Opera Company. Shannon Players. Zint, Frederick Joseph Zint, Pearl Olson Actors--United States--20th century Actresses--United States--20th century Diaries Photographs Scripts (documents) Sheet music Theatrical companies--United States--20th century "Contractually Delinquent or Examiners Beware!" script 1.1 1 undated "Let the Rest of the World Go By" sheet music 1.1 2 undated "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" sheet music 1.1 3 undated "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" and "Sweet and Low" sheet music 1.1 4 undated "Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh!" sheet music 1.1 5 undated "Ah! Sweet Mystery Of Life" sheet music 1.1 6 undated "That Tumble Down Shack in Athlone" sheet music 1.1 7 undated "Just Like a Gipsy" sheet music 1.1 8 undated "Down The Trail to Home Sweet Home" sheet music 1.1 9 undated "Whispering" sheet music 1.1 10 undated "Minor and Major" sheet music 1.1 11 undated "That Naughty Waltz" sheet music 1.1 12 undated "Weep No More My Mammy" sheet music 1.1 13 undated "Liza" sheet music 1.1 14 undated "Why Was I Born" sheet music 1.1 15 undated "If You Were the Only Girl" sheet music 1.1 16 undated "Star Dust" sheet music 1.1 17 undated "For Me and My Gal" sheet music 1.1 18 undated "Wonderful One" sheet music 1.1 19 undated "June Brought The Roses" sheet music 1.1 20 undated "Tie Me To Your Apron Strings Again" sheet music 1.1 21 undated "My Maryland" sheet music 1.1 22 undated "At Sundown: Love is Calling Me Home" sheet music 1.1 23 undated "St. Louis Blues" sheet music 1.1 24 undated "I Love You- I Love You- I Love You: Sweetheart of All My Dreams" sheet music 1.1 25 undated "Among My Souvenirs" sheet music 1.1 26 undated "I'll See You Again" sheet music 1.1 27 undated "Happy Days and Lonely Nights" sheet music 1.1 28 undated "Sweet Georgia Brown" sheet music 1.1 29 undated "You Closed the Doors to Happiness" sheet music 1.1 30 undated "Three O'Clock in the Morning" sheet music 1.1 31 undated "In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town" sheet music 1.1 32 undated "I'll See You In My Dreams" sheet music 1.1 33 undated "Shepherd Boy" sheet music 1.1 34 undated "Farewell to the Piano" sheet music 1.1 35 undated "When You Wish Upon a Star" sheet music 1.1 36 undated "You Were Meant For Me" sheet music 1.1 37 undated "My Sunny Tennessee" sheet music 1.1 38 undated "Always" sheet music 1.1 39 undated "Brown Eyes-Why Are You Blue?" sheet music 1.1 40 undated "Fascinating Pieces for the Musical Home" musical scores 1.1 41 1939 November "Fascinating Pieces for the Musical Home" musical scores 1.1 42 1939 May Music scores collection 1.1 43 1939 December "The Rosary" sheet music 1.1 44 1939 December "Dance of The Frowsey Heads" sheet music 1.1 45 undated "A Garden Dance" sheet music 1.1 46 undated Collection of music scores 1.1 47 1944 September "You're Just a Flower From an Old Bouquet" sheet music 1.1 49 undated "A Kiss In The Dark" sheet music 1.1 50 undated "The Lord's Prayer" sheet music 1.1 51 undated "Because" sheet music 1.1 52 undated "Save Your Sorrow (For To.Morrow)" sheet music 1.1 53 undated "Kashmiri Song" sheet music 1.1 54 undated "Ave Maria" sheet music 1.1 55 undated "The Cry of Rachel" sheet music 1.1 56 undated "I Love Thee" sheet music 1.1 57 undated "Smilin' Through" sheet music 1.1 58 undated "The Bold Unbiddable Child" sheet music 1.1 59 undated "Sylvia" sheet music 1.1 60 undated "Danny Boy" sheet music 1.1 61 undated "None But the Lonely Heart" sheet music 1.1 62 undated "Homing" sheet music 1.1 63 undated "A Heart That's Free" sheet music 1.1 64 undated "Through The Years" sheet music 1.1 65 undated "Thank God for a Garden" sheet music 1.1 66 undated "Mister Moon Man" sheet music 1.1 67 undated "The Garden of Kama" sheet music 1.1 68 undated "Ralph Dunbar Productions Theatre" sign 2.1 1 undated "High Jinks" program and clippings 2.1 2 1926 September 27 "Blossom Time" newspaper notice 2.1 3 1921 "The Passing Show of 1924" program 2.1 4 undated "Papa Loves Mama" program 2.1 5 1927 "Papa Loves Mama" program 2.1 6 1926 November 28 "Hens and Turkeys" clippings 2.1 7 1926 June 27 "The Ragged Princess" program and clippings 2.1 8 1926 November 28 "Listen to Me" program 2.1 9 1926 February 15 "Tip Top Revue" clippings 2.1 10 1926 June 22 "Little Jessie James" clippings 2.1 11 1926 October 3 "Believe Me Jimmy" clippings 2.1 12 1926 June 9 "Apple Blossom Time" program and clippings 2.1 13 1926 May 24-27 "Southern Rose" clippings 2.1 14 1926 June 1 "Ladies Night in a Turkish Bath" program and clippings 2.1 15 1926 September 13 "The Servant Problem" program (2 copies) 2.1 16 undated "A Receipt in Full," "Pollyanna," and "My Mother-In-Law" programs 2.1 17 1924 Shannon Players program 2.1 18 1923 September 25 "Fact and Figures" photocopies 2.1 19 1925 "Fact and Figures" company photographs 2.1 20 1925 "Oh My---Omar!" program 2.1 21 1924 "Listen to Me" clippings and correspondence 2.1 22 1925 "The Girl From Childs" program 2.1 23 1927 January 2 Casey, Illinois map and photos 2.1 24 undated Time Tables of traction cars and buses 2.1 25 1927-1995 Photocopied map and clippings, visitor's guide 2.1 26 1925 July-August Old Shawneetown, Illinois historical map 2.1 27 1925 July 16 "Saintly Hypocrites and Honest Sinners" publicity 2.1 28 1925 July 26 Michigan map 2.1 29 undated United States cities photocopied maps 2.1 30 undated Bloomington map 2.1 31 1925 June 15 New Hotel Lawrence, Lawrenceville, Illinois postcard 2.1 32 1925 June 19 "Robin Hood" in Petoskey photocopies 2.1 33 1925 June 19 "Robin Hood" photocopies 2.1 34 1925 June 19 "Robin Hood" map and photographs 2.1 35 1925 June 19 "Robin Hood" maps and publicity 2.1 36 1925 June 19 "Robin Hood" map of Alger County and photographs 2.1 37 1925 June 19 "Robin Hood" map of Alger County and photographs 2.1 38 1925 Iowa railroad depots correspondence 2.1 39 1925 June 19 "Robin Hood" publicity and photographs 2.1 40 1925 June 19 "Robin Hood" map of Cadillac, Michigan and photographs 2.1 41 1925 June 19 Shannon Players touring information, photograph, publicity, and Zint's diary entries 2.1 42 1922-1924, 1965 Hoffman (Howard Ralph) clippings 2.1 43 1961 February 15 "Robin Hood" publicity 2.1 44 1904-1963 "Jimmie Leroy" publicity 2.1 45 1904-1921 November 19 "Robin Hood" publicity 2.1 46 undated "Robin Hood" in Green Bay, Grand Rapids, Marinette publicity 2.1 47 1921 Chicago theatres brochures and correspondence 2.1 48 1921 Saginaw, MI theatres maps and publicity 2.2 1 1922-1964 New York, New Jersey, Virginia photocopies maps 2.2 2 undated Copies of cast photos 2.2 3 1925 Zint (Fred and Pearl Olson) photographs 2.2 4 1921 Zint (Mr. & Mrs. Kermit) photographs 2.2 5 1925-1926 Photocopied postcards and photographs 2.2 6 circa 1921, 1923 "Robin Hood" in Calumet, Michigan photocopy pictures 2.2 7 1922 "Robin Hood" original and photocopied clippings 2.2 8 1920-1921 "Robin Hood" tour in Lansing, Michigan and Fort Wayne 2.2 9 1922 "Robin Hood" venues research 2.2 10 1922 "Robin Hood" venues programs 2.2 11 1922 "Robin Hood" photographs 2.2 12 1921-1922 "Robin Hood" tour materials 2.2 13 undated Autographed 8x10 photos 2.2 14 1921-1925 Actors' Equity Association contracts and correspondence 2.2 15 1921-1922 Clippings 2.2 16 1921-1972 "Robin Hood" tour, contracts and correspondence 2.3 1 1920-1921 Zint (Mr. and Mrs. Fred) correspondence 2.3 2 1925-1926 Chiesa (Donnet) correspondence, original and color photocopy 2.3 3 1918 April 16 Correspondence 2.3 4 1924-1925 Correspondence 2.3 5 1928 Correspondence 2.3 6 1930 The Rip Van Winkle Players correspondence 2.3 7 1931 Correspondence 2.3 8 1925 Miller (Robert) correspondence and photograph 2.3 9 1991 Correspondence 2.3 10 1923, 1930-1931 Correspondence 2.3 11 1926 Correspondence 2.3 12 1921-1924 Clippings, correspondence, programs 2.3 13 1928 Clippings, correspondence, programs 2.3 14 undated "Robin Hood" clippings 2.3 15 1920 August 30 "Scenes of the Canadian Rockies from the Canadian Pacific Railway" photo cards 2.3 16 undated Business cards 2.3 17 undated Financial records 2.3 18 1922-1926 "Funny money" bills and photocopies 2.4 1 undated Song lyrics 2.4 2 undated Song lyrics 2.4 3 undated Kinsey Komedy Kompany article 2.4 4 1971 September 20 Zint (Fred) journal entry about father's death from pneumonia 2.4 5 1929 January 1 Autographed photographs 2.4 6 undated Actors' Equity Association correspondence 2.4 7 1924-1925 Correspondence 2.4 8 1926 Burnham Chemical Company documents 2.4 9 undated "75 Years Ago" columns about Zints; Wikipedia articles on Jack Mullaney and Porter Hall 2.4 10 undated Receipts and correspondence 2.4 11 1922-1928 New Wayburn Studios of Stage Dancing booklet and correspondence 2.4 12 1924 Bank notes 2.4 13 1918-1933 Bank notes 2.4 14 1942 December 22-1943 February 17 Mellon (Ed) photographs 2.5 1 1920 August 15 "Moose Jaw, Sask" photograph 2.5 2 1920 August 24 Photograph at Medicine Hat 2.5 3 1920 August 27 "Pearl & myself persuing the Medicine Hat Hills" photograph 2.5 4 1920 August 27 "Medicine Hat Alta Dept 1920" photograph 2.5 5 1920 "Edmonton Alta (Alberta)" photograph 2.5 6 1920 August 31 "Fields B.C. Canadian Rockies" photograph 2.5 7 1920 September "2000 ft. on Mountain Revelstoke, Labor Day" photograph 2.5 8 1920 "A beautiful scene from from moutain Revelstoke, Revelstoke B.C." photograph 2.5 9 1920 "Revelstoke B.C. as viewed from mt. Revelstoke 10 miles up the mountain" photograph 2.5 10 1920 "Labor Day celebration in Revelstoke B.C." photograph 2.5 11 1920 "Town of Revelstoke B.C. Surrounded by Rockies mountains" photograph 2.5 12 1920 "Scene in Canadian Rockies" photograph 2.5 13 1920 "A scene in the Canadian Rockies" photograph 2.5 14 1920 "Canadian Rockies" photograph 2.5 15 1920 September "On the S.S.Sicamous to Kelowna B.C. See me?" photograph 2.5 16 1920 "Some of Robin Hood to Kelowna B." photograph 2.5 17 1920 "Pearl and I caught on the S.S.Sicamous to Kelowna B.C." photograph 2.5 18 1920 "A scene at Okanagan Landing where we changed for Kelowna B.C." photograph 2.5 19 1920 "Robin Hood Co. changing cars at Okanagan Landing for Kelowna B.C. I am in the group in the ground" photograph 2.5 20 1920 "Robin Hood Opera Co. train wreck from different angle" photograph 2.5 21 1920 October 3 "Wreck on the A.N.R.R. in Cascade mountains 4:00AM Between Wenatchee and Centralia, Washington. Robin Hood Pullman 3rd from engine" photograph 2.5 22 1920 October 3 "Wreck on the A.N.R.R. in Cascade mountains 4:00AM Between Wenatchee and Centralia, Washington. Robin Hood Pullman 3rd from engine" photograph 2.5 23 1920 October 3 "Robin Hood Opera Company. Train wreck. A long rock rolled in the path of the train, causing the engine to jumo into the river" photograph 2.5 24 1920 October 3 "Wreck on the A.N.R.R. 4:00 AM. Between Wenatchee and Centralia Washington. Robin Hood Company Pullman 3rd from engine" photograph 2.5 25 1920 October 3 "Robin Hood Opera Company. train wreck between Wenatchee and Centralia Washington. Sunday morning 4AM" photograph 2.5 26 1920 October 3 "O.A.KJOS SEATTLE. U.S.A. Member Foreign Trade Bureau. Seattle Chamber of Commerce. New York Office Room 1000. 225 Fourth Ave" photograph 2.5 27 1920 "From the top of the mountain Hollywood. We drove over here. tiny roads in the distance" photograph 2.5 28 1920 December 2 "The home of Dougulas" photograph 2.5 29 1920 December 2 "The home of Chas" photograph 2.5 30 1920 December 2 "Mr. Ole, Lheo, myself and Pearl. we soared into the sky on a fast flight (over Venice, CA)" photograph 2.5 31 1920 "Another one on the top of mt. Hollywood, Cal." photograph 2.5 32 1920 December 2 "Standing on Pacific Ocean -- the 'Dead City'" photograph 2.5 33 1920 December 2 "Ole, Lheo, Pearl & myself on the top of mt. Hollywood" photograph 2.5 34 1920 December 2 "A climb on mt. Lookout. From here we had a fantastic view of the whole city of Los Angeles" photograph 2.5 35 1920 December 2 "The beautiful Beverley Hills Hotel. Can you see is?" photograph 2.5 36 1920 December 2 "California Palm Drive" photograph 2.5 37 1920 December 2 "The great Pacific Ocean" photographs 2.5 38 1920 December 2 Photographs 2.5 39 1920 Photographs 2.5 40 1920 Photographs 2.5 41 1920 Photographs 2.5 42 1920 Photographs 2.5 43 1920 Photographs 2.5 44 1920 Photographs 2.5 45 1920 Photographs 2.5 46 1920 Photographs 2.5 47 1920 Photographs 2.5 48 1920 "Airplane ride over Venice, California" photographs 2.5 49 1920 December "This is a freture of the Royal Gorge, Cannon City, Cal. It is a mile from the top to the bottom. That is a river far below there and if you look losely you can see the smoke of a train huffing its way there the Gorge. This is really a good freture" photograph 2.5 50 1921 January 13 "A view from our sky-linel drive in Canon City, Cal." photograph 2.5 51 1921 January 13 "The top of a mountain on our trip to the Royal Morge in Canon City, Calfornia. Myself, Pearl, Theo Pennington, Leo Olsen, Cecilia Ulrich" photograph 2.5 52 1921 January 13 "In the mountains in Kellogg Idaho. This is Pearl standing in the mist" photograph 2.5 53 1921 February 27 "Standing in the street in the town of Kellogg, in the mountains, in the state of Idaho on Sunday. Photo by Pearl" photograph 2.5 54 1921 February 27 "North Platte Nebraska. Tuesday. On a little hike on the open road" photograph 2.5 55 1921 March 29 "North Platte Nebraska. Who is it and what am I trying to do?" photograph 2.5 56 1921 March 29 "Excelsior Springs, Missouri" photograph 2.5 57 1921 April 18 "Over across the Mississippi at ft. Madison Iowa" photograph 2.5 58 undated "The Section of Robin Hood, Quincy, Illinois, Harry Pfeil, myself & Charlie Young" photograph 2.5 59 1921 May 5 "Taken on tour with Robin Hood. Glenn Law - 'Robin Hood', Mrs. Conklin - chorus, Herb Branding - violinist, Pearl - page, myself - 'Sir Guy'" photograph 2.5 60 1920 "Taken on tour with Robin Hood" photograph 2.5 61 1920 "Pearl & Fred Zint" photograph 2.5 62 1920 "Fredrick dosephl. Zint far left" photograph 2.5 63 1921-1922 "Bull fight in Juarez, Mexico" photograph 2.5 64 1920 Photographs 2.5 65 1920 Photographs 2.5 66 1920 Bullfighting photographs 2.5 67 1920 Photographs 2.5 68 1920 Bullfighting photographs 2.5 69 1920 Zint (Frederick) photograph 2.5 70 1920 Photographs 2.5 71 1920 Photographs 2.5 72 1920 Robinhood Opera Company photographs 2.5 73 undated Photographs 2.5 74 1920 Photographs 2.5 75 1920 Photographs 2.5 76 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 77 1920 Zint (Pearl and Frederick) photograph 2.5 78 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 79 1920 Zint (Pearl and Frederick) photograph 2.5 80 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 81 1920 Zint (Pearl and Frederick) photograph 2.5 82 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 83 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 84 1920 Photograph 2.5 85 1920 Zint (Pearl and Frederick) photograph 2.5 86 1920 Zint (Pearl and Frederick) photograph 2.5 87 1920 Photographs 2.5 88 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 89 1920 Photographs 2.5 90 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 91 1920 Photographs 2.5 92 1920 Photographs 2.5 93 1920 Photographs 2.5 94 1920 Photographs 2.5 95 1920 Photographs 2.5 96 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 97 1920 Zint (Frederick J.) photograph 2.5 98 1920 Zint (Frederick J.) photograph 2.5 99 1920 Zint (Frederick J.) photograph 2.5 100 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 101 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) photograph 2.5 102 1920 Check register and cancelled checks 2.6 1 1918 Shannon Players memories of 1922-1924 recordings 2.6 2 1986 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassettes; approximate run times: unknown

 Zint (Frederick J.) diary 3.1 1 1915 Zint (Pearl Olson) diary 3.1 2 1918-1920 Zint (Frederick J.) diary 3.1 3 1920 Zint (Pearl Olson) diaries 3.1 4 1920-1921 Zint (Frederick J.) diary 3.1 5 1921 Zint (Pearl Olson) and Frederick Zint's diaries 3.1 6 1921-1922 Zint (Frederick J.) diary and account book 3.1 7 1923 Zint (Pearl Olson) diaries 3.1 8 1924, 1926 Zint (Frederick J.) diary and expense booklet 3.1 9 1924 Zint (Frederick J.) diary 3.1 10 1925 Zint (Frederick J.) diary and financial account book 3.1 11 1921, 1926 Zint (Frederick J.) diary 3.1 12 1927 Zint (Frederick J.) diary 3.1 13 1930 Zint (Frederick J.) diary 3.1 14 1932 Postcards 4.1 1910-1954 Accession No. TRI.2015.0071 1910-2014 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Contains audiocassettes

 Scope and Contents

This accession contains materials about the Zint family, particularly their years as traveling performers, as well as material directly related to Harry Shannon and his Shannon Players. Zint family materials include diaries, daybooks, and photographs of Pearl Lillian Olson Zint and Frederick J. Zint; correspondence between family members and for genealogical inquiries; clippings; financial records; audiocassettes of a concert with a performance of Peal Zint's "Mister Moon Man"; invitations to social events; plans of the Zint house and land; and photocopies of family research. The Shannon Players materials includes notes and correspondence about Harry Shannon, but primarily contains materials about the Shannon Player tours during the 1920s and 1930s, including clippings, lists, and maps of tour routes; photocopies of performance contracts; programs; photographs; and time tables.

 Photographs and slides of Pearl and Frederick Zint, Shannon Players, and Harry Shannon Accession No. TRI.2015.0071.001 undated Shannon Players research: tours, Harry Shannon, clippings, maps of tour routes, photocopies of performance contracts, programs, time tables Accession No. TRI.2015.0071.001 circa 1920s-circa 1930s Zint family genealogy research, photographs, Shannon Players history research Accession No. TRI.2015.0071.002 undated Zint (Pearl Olson) diaries Accession No. TRI.2015.0071.003 1921-1975 Diaries, day books, address books, and check book records of Pearl Olson Zint and Frederick Jacob Zint Accession No. TRI.2015.0071.004 1976-2014 Armstrong (Neil) concert performance of Pearl Zint's "Mister Moon Man" recordings Accession No. TRI.2015.0071.004 1989 July 16 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Audiocassettes; approximate run times: unknown