Manuscript Register
MARION
MEADE/BUSTER KEATON RESEARCH FILES
Collection Dates: 1895 -- 1997
10 linear ft.
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Acquisition
Note: This collection was donated to the University of Iowa
Libraries by Marion Meade.
Access
and Restrictions: This
collection is open for research.
Photographs: Box 15
Film/Video: Box 21
Audio Material: Box 19
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Introduction
Biographer
Marion Meade undertook to write a biography of Joseph Frank "Buster" Keaton
for publication timed to coincide with the centenary of the film star's birth
in 1895. Meade researched the book for four years, interviewing some 200 people
who had known or worked with Keaton, gathered published and unpublished photographs,
and worked with Keaton collector Jack Dragga to compile a definitive filmography.
The result of her work, Buster Keaton: Cut to the Chase, was published
by Harper Collins Publishers in 1995. It is an excellent introduction to the
present collection, which consists of Meade's research files. They have been
organized as follows:
Series
1: Subject files, Child abuse to Research sources, files on individuals.
Folders include photocopies, clippings, correspondence, notes, fragments of
transcribed interviews. Boxes 1 -- 6.
Series
2: A. Materials relating to persons interviewed. Boxes 7 -- 8. B. Keaton
friends and family interviewed. Box 8. C. Miscellaneous. Box 8 .
Series
3: A. Correspondence with Keaton researchers/writers. Box 9. B. Correspondence
with others who knew or met Keaton. Box 10.
Series
4: Chronological log notebook [of Keaton's life], 1895 to Posthumous;
Files 1895 to 1966 [with notes and references]. Boxes 10 -- 14.
Series
5: Publication materials for Cut to the Chase: correspondence:
photo selections; book production files; reviews; letters received following
publication. Box 15.
Series
6: Meade's original typescript, pages [4] + 1 -- 702, 710 -- 795 (Box
16), and a later version with editorial marks indicating revisions and deletions
(Box 17); Meade estimates that 40% if the manuscript was cut before publication.
An uncorrected proof and copies of the US, UK and trade paperback editions have
been cataloged to the "x" collection.
Also typescripts
from Kevin Brownlow, Joel Goss, Alan Hoffman, and Jason Scott. Boxes 17 -- 18.
Series
7: Tape recordings of Meade's interviews. Boxes 19 -- 20.
Series
8: Books about Keaton; Keaton videos. Box 21.
The folder titles
in this inventory are in nearly all cases taken directly from Meade's folder
labels.
Inventory
of the Marion Meade -- Buster Keaton Research Files
Series
1: Subject files (non -people), Child Abuse to Research Sources
Box
1
Marion Meade Research
Notebooks
Addresses, Keaton's,
1919 -- 1966]
Chronologies, Miscellaneous
Research Sources,
Meade's
Research, Meade's
Child Abuse
NY Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children
NYSPCC -- Microfilm-
Keaton Case
NYSPCC
Keaton's Favorite
Recipes
"Italian Villa",
Keaton Hollywood home
Black-Foxe Academy,
Keaton sons' school
Early Hollywood
Box
2
MGM, 1920s -- 1930s
MGM, Keaton -- Employment,
1955 report
Vandeville, Medicine
Shows
Keaton Retrospectives
(film showings)
“Ten Girls Ago,”
uncompleted film 1962
Libraries and Book
Stores
Keaton -- TV Career
Keaton -- Published
Interviews
Keaton -- Interview --
Columbia Oral History 1958
Articles About Keaton
(I)
Articles About Keaton
(II)
Keaton/ Cutler History,
Nebraska
Keaton/ Cutler History,
Iowa
Box
3
Keaton History, Michigan
Writings About Keaton
Keaton Fan Club (Damfinos),
1993 -- 1996, [including newsletter, The Keaton Chronicle]
Keaton Geneology;
Quakers -- North Carolina
Keaton Geneology
Indiana
Keaton Geneology
Oklahoma
Keaton History -- Kansas
Death Certificate
Joseph Z. Keaton (Grandfather)
Marriage Certificate
Keaton/Mae Scriven Hawley
Death Certificate
Natalie Talmadge
Buster Keaton Will
Keaton FBI "FOIA"
file
Buster Keaton Death
Certificate
Myra Keaton Death
Certificate
Joseph H. Keaton
Death Certificate
Buster Keaton Military
Records
Keaton, Louis (Sister)
Birth Certificate
Divorce papers --
Mae Keaton
Divorce papers --
Natalie Talmadge
Box
4
Virginia Fox Zanuck
Scrapbook
Samual Beckett Production
of Film (1964)
Houdini, Harry
Sebastian, Dorothy
Mack, Marion
Durante, Jimmy
Schneck, Joseph
Schneck, Nicholas
US vs. Schneck
Jessel, George
Talmadges -- Historical
Societies
Talmadge Sisters
Film Careers (Norma, Constance, Natalie)
Talmadge, Norma
Talmadge, Jimmy &
Bobby (Keaton sons)
Talmadge, Jim (Keaton
grandson)
Cox, Melissa Talmadge
(Keaton granddaughter)
Talmadge Family History
Box
5
Talmade Family Genealogy
Arbuckle, Roscoe
career
Arbuckle, Roscoe,
Murder Trials
Arbuckle: David Yallop's
The Day the Laughter Stopped (1976), photocopy
Keaton, Eleanor
Keaton, Mae -- post-Buster
Keaton, Mae -- Medical
Keaton, Mae -- Legal
Keaton, Mae -- U.S.
Copyright Office
Keaton, Mae
Box
6
Rohauer, Raymond
-- Legal
Rohauer, Raymond
Rohauer Transcript --
Uncut for TV Doc. “A Hard Act to Follow” 1986 Interview
Rohauer Collection
Catalog
Series
2: Correspondence Files, A -- Z; Keaton, researchers/writers
A.
Correspondence with persons interviewed -- folders contain notes, clippings,
notes, correspondence, some transcripts; letters from person name are indicated
as ALS or TLS.
Box
7
Interview Log
Abbot, Jayne, ALS
Adrian, Iris
Asher, William
Austin, Lawrence
Avery, Sid
Bakewell, William
Barnes, Gene Woodword
Basquette, Linda
Baylis, John
Beck, Billy, 2 ALS
Behlmer, Rudy
Bernds, Edward, ALS
Biro, Frank, TLS
Bogert, Frank
Brakhage, Stan
Breslow, Larry
Bricher, Joe, ALS,
PCS
Brown, Jr., Harry
Joe
Burkett, Bartine
[Zane]
Buxton, Frank
Carson, Johnny
Carter, Jack, ALS
Coca, Imogene
Coffey, Joe, ALS
Cohn, Joseph J.
Conway, Gary, ALS
Cosby, Bill
Coyle, John
Cress, Eddie, 6 ALS
Dahl, Arlene
Dardis, Tom
Day, Francisco (Chico),
ALS
DiMucci, Dion
Dragga, Jack
Dugas, Frank
Dumbrille, Erwin
Fairbanks, Douglas,
Jr.
Fennell, Kieth, ALS
Fiebelkorn, Kenneth
& Helen, Fax
Fiedler, John
Foy, Eddie, 3rd
Franklin, Joe
Friedman, Arthur
Gabourie, Jr., Fred
Gilford, Madeline
[Mrs.Jack]
Gill, Brendan
Gilliatt, Penelope
Ginsky, Marvin
Goldwyn, Samuel,
Jr.
Goodman, Dody
Harper, Alan
Hodes, Roberta
Hunt, William E.,
PCS
Hutson, Edward, TLS,
3 ALS
Jacobs, Seaman
Jacobson, Arthur
Jennings, John, ALS
Josephson, Arthur,
ALS
Kanter, Hal, TLS
Kaufman, Sheila,
ALS, & Taylor, Sid
Kelly, Gene
Kerr, Walter
Kirk, Tom, ALS
Kramer, Stanley
Lamont, Charles
Lampart, Diane, ANS
Lester, Richard,
TLS
Levy, Ralph
Lyons, John
Mason, Pamela, TLS
Marx, Sam, TLS
Mekas, Jonas
Miller, Patsy Ruth
Miner, Jan
Moore, Garry
Myers, Edna [Mrs.Sidney]
Nealis, Andy
Box
8
Page, Anita
Pearson, Jean [Mrs.Ben],
TLS
Perkins, Gil, ALS
Perrin, Nat
Pineda, Darrylin
[Zarnick]
Potterton, Gerald,
ALS
Rapf, Maurice
Randall, Julie
Randall, Tony
Riesner, Dean, TLS
Ronald, Gilbert
Rufman, Rose
Sanford, Linda
Saunders, Betty [Goulding],
ALS
Schneider, Jean
Schoenfield, Berni,
ALS
Sebert, John, ALS
Sedgwick, Eileen
Selznick, Irene [Mayer]
Sheldon, Sidney
Sheldon, Willard
Spotton, John, TLS
St. Johns, Elaine
Switkes, Willy, ALS
Sydow, Jack
Tegge, Shirley, ALS
Terry, Harold
Thomas, Richard Lyle
Tovar, Lupita [Kohner]
Tsu, Irene
Walton, Dorothy,
2 ALS
Walston, Ray
White, Sam, 3 ANS
Wilder, Billy
Wilk, Max
Wilson, John
B. Records relating
to family and friends of Keaton interviewed
Burr, Fritzi
Cowlan, Bert, TLS
Cox, Melissa Talmadge,
ACS
DeLuis Carol [Arthur],
2 ALS
Dulo, Jane
Hoffman, Alan
Humble, Janet/Douglas,
ALS
Karen, James, APC
Keaton, Eleanor [Widow]
Kelly, Jane [Norris]
Maizal, Trudi [Cowlan]
Moore, Harry, ALS,
Fax
Reed, Susan [Karen]
Santos, Linda
Silva, Ruth
Talmadge, Jim [Grandson]
Talmadge, James (Joseph
Taldmadge Keaton)
C. Miscellaneous
Keaton party Tapes
& Wason Transcripts
Letters Requesting
Interviews -- no response
Series
3: A. Correspondence with Keaton Researchers/Writers and Others; all folders
contain letters from person named.
Box 9
Bengtson, John D.
[with copy of his booklet, Silent Echoes: 101 Locations from Buster Keaton's
Classic Comedies, 1997
Borgen, Bob
Browlow, Kevin
Carmen, Chris
Carey, Gary
Dragga, Jack
Eyman, Scott
Fussell, Betty
Goss, Joel
Hoffman, Alan
Kramer, Peter
Kline, Jim [with
a copy of The Complete Films of Buster Keaton (1993)
MacLeod, David
Paris, Barry
Rapf, Joanne
Skretvedt, Randy
Scott, Jason
Slide, Anthony
Stenn, David
Wolfe, Charles
Film Biographers
& Miscellaneous contacts
Gimenez, Lance &
Cynthia Clarke Keaton
B. Correspondence
with others who knew or [may have] met Keaton. The number of TLS and
ALS from person named is noted; in some cases secretaries or others replied
to Meade's letter, in others Meade has made notes for return phone calls.
Box 10
Allen, Steve, TLS
Arkoff, Samuel Z.
Barry, Gene, ALS
Berman, Pandro, TNS
Boardman, Eleanor
Brown, Heywood H.,
ALS
Capra, Frank R.
Cooper, Jackie
de Cordova, Fred,
TLS
Deutsch, Helen
Dillon, Mick, ALS
Downs, Hugh
Edwards, Ann [Alice
Faye]
Epstein, Jerry, TLS
Everson, William
K., TLS
Fleming, Rhonda
Francis, Arlene,
ANS
Franklin, Joan
Fountain, Leatrice
[Gilbert], ALS
Funt, Allen, TLS
Giannini, George,
ALS
Ginsberg, Allen
Gish, Lillian
Goodson, Mark, TLS
Hackett, Albert,
ANS
Hart, Kitty Carlisle
Hawes, Lois Laure,
TLSl
Hodges, Eddie, TL
Humble, Janet, TN
Hume, Kenneth, TLS
Hutton, Betty
Koch, Kenneth, ALS
Lamour, Dorothy
Lloyd, Norman, TLS
Lucas, Loyal T.
Mackenzie, Gisele,
ANS
MacLaine, Shirley
Mastrangelo, Bob,
2 TLS
Matheson, Richard,
TLS
McDowall, Roddy,
TLS
Miller, Alice, Fax
O’Neill, Charles,TLS
Riefenstahl, Leni,
TLS, TNS
Romero, Cesar, ANS
Rooney, Mickey
Rosset, Barney, TLS
Schaefer, Natalie
Schickel, Richard,
TLS
Schulberg, Budd
Shefler, Oscar, TLS
Sheldon, Addie O
[Mrs. Roscoe Arbuckle], ALS
Shengold, Dr. Leonard,
TLS
Skelton, Red
Stack, Robert, TLS
Stecy, Charles, ALS
Turner Broadcasting,
TLS
Vanderknuff, Rick,
ALS
Vincent, Romo, [ALS
from his widow]
Walley, Deborah,
ALS
Series
4: Chronological log notebook [outlining Keaton's life, 1895 to Posthumous;
Folders [year by year] 1895 to 1966. These folders contain photocopies
and notes.
Chronological Logs
1895 to
1902 -- 1903
Box
11
1904 to
1925
Box
12
1926 to
1934
Box
13
1935 to
1952
Box
14
1953 to
1966
Series
5: Cut to the Chase production materials; photo selections, sample page
proofs, etc.
Box
15
Photo research
Photo sources
Miscellaneous photos
Jack Dragga photos
Joel Goss photos
Mary Davis photos
Cox, Melissa -- Meade,
Marion, [photos and slides of]
The General
Natalie Talmadge
images
Sam White photos
Photofest xeroxes
Eleanor Keaton Loans
Houdini, Harry with
Keaton, Arbuckle, and others (photocopy)
Miscellaneous sources
(2 folders)
Portrait -- line drawing
of Keaton for (rejected) dustjacket
Cut to the Chase
photo-insert; photocopies and draft captions
Harper Collins --
sample page proofs, publicity materials, clippings of 1995 Keaton festival
Introduction and
acknowledgements
Rejected jackets
Index pages in proof
with notes on errors
London Sun Times
Review
U.S. reviews
Letters received
after publication from readers
De Capo Paper Edition,
publicity materials for
Series
6: Manuscripts
Box
16
Marion Meade, The
Cameraman: A Life of Buster Keaton. Original typescript of Cut to the
Chase, pages [1 -- 4]+1 -- 702, 710 -- 795.
Box
17
a later version
of the typescript, 705 pages, heavily marked with editiorial revisions.
The following print
editions of Buster Keaton: Cut to the Chase have been cataloged for
the "x" collection: New York: Harper Collins, 1995 [advance proofs];
New York: Harper Collins, 1995; London: Bloomsbury, 1996; New York: Da Capo
Press, 1997 [trade paperback].
Kevin Brownlow, "The
Search for Buster Keaton." Unpublished mss. in 324 typescript pages.
Box
18
Joel Goss, "The Making
of The General." Photocopy typescript, 15 pages.
Alan Hoffman, "Buster".
Photocopy typescript of 332 pages, circa 1978. Two folders.
Scott, Jason, "The
Sellng of the Stone Face: Studio Marketing Practices & Keaton's The General."
Typescript, 20 pages, circa 1989.
Series
7: Interview Tapes. For notes, partial transcriptions, etc., see Series 3.
Box
19 & 20:
[Note: the following description is taken from Meade's inventory. The 87
casettes are well-labeled but have not been placed in the boxes in the order
indicated by this list].
Keaton's immediate
family-- third wife/widow Eleanor Norris Keaton, son James. Talmadge, granddaughter
Melissa Talmadge Cox, grandson Jim Talmadge, sister-in-law Jane Norris Kelly.
Keaton's friends:
actors James Karen, Carol Arthur DeLuise, Ruth Silva, Jane Dulo, and Fritzi
Burr; Bert Cowlan, Trudi Cowlan Maizel, folksinger Susan Reed, Janet Humble
and son Douglas. Also friends of Keaton's widow, sister Louise, and children:
Bob Borgen, animator Alan Hoffman, John Jennings (classmate of Keaton's sons
at Black Foxe School), Linda Santos.
Vaudeville (1900 -- 1917):
Dorothy Dana Walton (possibly only living person to have seen Keaton perform
in vaudeville about 1905, tape + letter), Eddie Foy 3rd (also on CD), actress Eileen Sedgwick,
Edward Hutson (son of Eileen Sedgwick and nephew of director Edward Sedgwick.
The Cameraman, 1928).
Silent shorts
and features (1918 -- 1929): actors Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Gilbert Roland.,
Lina Basquette, Bartine Burkett Zane, Julie Randall, and Patsy Ruth Miller;
Sheila Kaufman (niece of Viola Dana, silent star and Keaton girlfriend), Darrylin
Zanuck Pineda (daughter of Keaton leading lady Virginia Fox and Darryl Zanuck),
Fred Gabourie Jr. (son of Keaton technical director Fred Gabourie), Elaine St.
Johns (daughter of Hearst columnist Adela Rogers St. John), cameraman Frank
Dugas (The Cameraman, 1928), Dean Reisner (aka silent child star Dinky
Dean and son of comedy director Charles Reisner-- Steamhoat Bill Jr.
1928), John Coyne (son of Keaton studio carpenter Jack Coyne)(also on CD), Larry Breslow
and Rose Rufman, son and sister of Marion Byron, leading lady in Steamboat
Bill, Jr., Betty Goulding Saunders, widow of silent director Alf Goulding.
Individuals who
worked on The General (1926): Gene Woodward Barnes, Joe Bricher,
Kieth Fennell, Harold Terry.
Sound shorts and
feature films (1929 -- 1965): directors Billy Wilder, William Asher, Sam Goldwyn,
Jr., Stanley Kramer, Richard Lester, Jack Sydow, Gerald Potterton, Sam White.,
and Charles Lamont; assistant directors Francisco "Chico" Day (and brother of
actor Gilbert Roland), Andy Nealis, and Willard Sheldon; actors Gene Kelly,
Dody Goodman, Imogene Coca, Willy Switkes, John Baylis, Jan Miner (also on CD), Tom Kirk, Arlene
Dahl, Irene Tsu (also on CD), Anita Page, Iris Adrian, Lupita Tovar Kohner (Keaton leading
lady in An Old Spanish Custom, 193 5), William Bakewell (also on CD); Columbia sound
editor Edward Bernds, MGM story editor Sam Marx, screenwriters Maurice Rapf
(son of MGM producer Harry Rapf) (also on CD)and Nat Perrin. stuntman Gil Perkins, MGM production
manager J.J.(Joseph) Cohn, Harry Joe Brown, Jr., son of Sally Eilers (leading
lady in Doughhoys, 1930, and Parlor, Bedroom, and Bath, 193 1),
novelist Sidney Sheldon (director The Buster Keaton Story, 1957), pop
singer Dion DiMucci (also on CD), Madeline Lee Gilford ( actress & widow of actor Jack
Gilford); cameraman Joe Coffey (Samuel Beckett's Film, 1965); lyricist
Diane Lampert (also on CD), Jean Schneider (widow of stage director Alan Schneider Film,
1965), Edna Meyers (widow of film editor Sidney Meyers), documentarian John
Spotton (Buster Keaton Rides Again, 1965), script supervisor Roberta
Hodes (Film, 1965), stunt double Mick Dillon.
Television, commercials,
and stage career (1949 -- 1965): TV host Garry Moore, TV director Ralph Levy,
TV commercial directors Rudy Behlmer and John Lyons, summer theater director
William E. Hunt; writers Seaman Jacobs, Hal Kanter, and Max Wilk; actors Ray
Walston, Shirley Tegge, Jayne DuFrayne Abbott, Frank Buxton, Gary Conway, Frank
Biro, and John Fiedler; TV producer Alan Harper, comedian/TV host (also on CD); Jack Carter,
industrial film director John Sebert (also on CD), photographer Sid Avery.
Interviewees acquainted
with Raymond Rohauer, film distributor, producer, & Keaton's business
partner: associates Jack Dragga and Joel Goss, independent filmmakers Stan Brakhage
and Jonas Mekas, Larry Austin (owner Silent Movie Theater in LA), Richard Gordon.
Kenneth and Helen Fiebelkorn (Rohauer's brother and sister-in-law).
Miscellaneous
personalities: Bill Cosby, Irene Mayer Selznick (daughter of Louis B. Mayer
and wife of David O. Selznick), Pamela Mason (actress, ex-wife James Mason,
owner of Keaton's "Italian Villa" mansion); New Yorker film critic Penelope
Gilliatt and New York Times critic Walter Kerr; clown Billy Beek, actors
Tony Randall and Arlene Dahl; Jean Pearson (talent agent & wife of Keaton's
agent Ben Pearson) (also on CD); Glenn Massoth (descendent of the Haen family in whose Piqua,
Kansas, home Keaton was accidentally born); radio host Joe Franklin, New
Yorker writer Brendan Gill, film historian Anthony Slide, Frank Bogert (one-time
mayor of Palm Springs), painter Arthur Josephson, documentary filmmaker Kevin
Brownlow.
Miscellaneous
tapes: "Buster Keaton Party Tape" (Keaton singing ribald vaudeville ditties
& accompanying himself on ukelele, made at Fifties social gathering); taped
session of Keaton discussing potential script for Wagon Train TV series
with writer Bill Cox, 1952; Keaton taped interview with Prof Herbert Feinstein (audiocassette and CD),
San Francisco State University, 1963; transcript of taped interview with actress
Marion Mack (The General) by Rick Vanderknyff, 1987. Includes CDs make from the audiocassettes.
Series
8: Books about Keaton; video of Keaton films; Meade's book in various editions.
Box 21: Books
about Keaton, all more or less heavily marked and annotated by Meade.
Richard J.Anobile,
editor. The Best of Buster: The Classic Comedy Scenes Direct from the Films
of Buster Keaton. New York: Crown, 1976. Introduction by Raymond Rohauer.
Rudi Blesh. Keaton.
New York: Macmillan, 1966.
David N. Bruskin,
interviewer. The White Brothers: Jack, Jules, & Sam White. Metuchen:
The Directors Guild of America and the Scarecrow Press, 1990.
Tom Dardis. Keaton:
The Man Who Wouldn't Lie Down. New York: Limelight Editions, 1988.
Andy Edmonds. New
York: William Morrow, 1991. [Note: this books has been cataloged for the"x"
collection as the library held no other copies].
Buster Keaton with
Charles Samuels. My Wonderful World of Slapstick. New York: Da Capo Paperback,
1987. New introduction by Dwight MacDonald.
Daniel Moews. Keaton:
The Silent Features Close Up. Berkeley: University of California, 1977.
Charles Wead and
George Lellis. The Film Career of Buster Keaton. Pleasantville, NY: Redgrave
Publishing, 1977.
Alice Miller. The
Untouched Key: Tracing Childhood Trauma in Creativity and Destructiveness.
New York: Doubleday, 1990.
Commerical
videotapes of Keaton films
Buster on the Ed
Sullian Show and for "Simon Pure Beer". Video Images "Yesteryear" recording.
Steamboat Bill
Jr. Video Dimensions Classic Collectibles.
The Boat,
Electric House, and The Frozen North. Video Dimensions Classic
Collectibles Volume 2.
Dubarry. Foothill
Video. ["Public Doman Specialists"]
Three Ages,
The Goat, and My Wife's Relations. Kino Video.
The General.
Encore Video.
Tapes apparently
copied or taped from broadcast
This is your life
Hollywood Cavalcade
San Diego I Love
You
Sherlock Jr.
Free and Easy
and Sidewalks of New York
The Three Ages,
The Love Nest, Our Hospitality, The Baloonatic, Film, amd Buster Keaton
(AMC Festival, 1995)
Seven Chances,
Go West, and Battling Butler
The Paleface,
Hard Luck, Electric House, The Blacksmith, Cops, and Wife's Relations
Buster Keaton
biography (A&E, December 13, 1995)
Stuntmen,
College, and Parlor
One Week, Scarecrow,
The Saphead, Convict 13, Neighbors, The Goat, and The Boat
The Buster Keaton
Story (1957)
Hollywood Comedy
-- Serious Business and Beach Blanket Bingo
"Bartine Zane
aka Bartine Burkette"
