Television

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The materials in this collection document the professional life of R. Russell Porter while he was a member of the faculty of the University of Denver, from 1946 until his retirement in 1976. Administrative materials provide a chronological framework for the artistic works that follow. They include biographies, obituaries, press releases and newspaper clippings, faculty personnel records and evaluations, insurance packages, travel records, brochures, personal papers, interviews, photographs...

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This box contains files on different tv and movie projects that Russell Porter took part in as well as poetry by Porter and a character portrait. Acting files include: resume and headshots, Kate McShane (1975), Audrey Rose (1976), The Betsy (1977), Harvey (1977), 10 Little Indians (1981), Martin Luther Film Project, and miscellaneous and playbills. One poetry folder contains loose poems and edits while the other is a bound volume.

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Highlight reel from Zoom interview with Duke Hartman conducted by Christin Crampton Day. This video covers Duke's start in television production, his company High Noon Productions, his philanthropy, and his board work with Colorado Ballet.

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Interview over Zoom with Duke Hartman conducted by Christin Crampton Day.

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This collection contains oral histories (DVDs and audio cassettes), biographical information, and plaques.

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File contains Colorado Heritage magazine, winter 2001, featuring an article titled, "Max Goldberg, a Colorado Television Pioneer," and Broadcast Pioneers of Colorado program for the 22nd Annual Hall of Fame Induction of Max Goldberg and others.

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File contains 3 signed portraits of British born film and TV actor, Leo Britt. Inscribed to "Helena" Maxine Lower appears in one of the portraits. Threre are additional candid of Leo Britt inscribed to "Helena" from europe in the 1930's and a later two from the 1950's. Additonal portrait of unknonwn actor, same vintage. Photographer: Gibson, Chicago. There is also three candid of the unknown actor, possibly in Euripe. One photo is dated April 19, 1936 on the back.

Abstract Max Goldberg was a newsboy for 17 years and wrote a column for the Denver Post "Side Street" where he covered newsmakers. He also was a radio sports broadcaster at the age of 21. His television show "On the Spot," where he interviewed national newsmakers and celebrities, was on air from 1952 to 1966. Max Goldberg knew some of the celebrities from fund raising activities for the General Maurice Rose Memorial Hospital. File contains a 1963 TV Guide listings for "On the Spot" and a TV Weekly,...

Abstract Zellerbach Next Speaker; Industry’s Stake in World Affairs Evaluated in Talk. J.D. Zellerbach president of the multi-million dollar Crown-Zellerbach corporation, will give a lecture at the DU Social Science Foundation series on January 30, 1956. Ethnology of North America – Students to Enroll in Course via Television. Ugly Man Contest is Feature of Student United Fund Drive, to be held on February 8, 1956. Dr. W.M. Stowe - “We Live in a Disturbed World,” States Religious Keynoter in Talk....

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Vote labeled “inconclusive”. Campus primary to pick candidate. University Lecturer forsees change in “television-era” voters’ attitudes. Episcopal priest Boyd to speak of Jesus, life.