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- Vol. 20 No. 3 Pacific Studies
- Oceania--Periodicals; Pacific Area--Periodicals;
- Pacific Studies, Vol. 20 No. 3 (September 1997)
- Pacific Studies
- 1981 B Snake River Echoes Vol 10 No 02
- F752.S7
- The "Snake River Echoes" was a quarterly magazine that was published from 1971-2008 in southeastern Idaho. The purpose of the magazine was to promote the history of the upper snake river valley through local stories and historical articles.
- BYUI - Snake River Echoes
- The Max Steiner Collection
- Steiner, Max, 1888-1971; Gone with the wind (Motion picture); King Kong (Motion picture: 1933); Since you went away (Motion picture: 1944); Now Voyager (Motion picture: 1942); Star is born (Motion picture: 1937); Searchers (Motion picture: 1956);...
- Steiner was an Austrian-born composer of film music. Personal; music; awards; scrap books; film music, sketches, scores, and recordings; general music; and photographs. The materials relate to Steiner's life and his numerous musical compositions....
- EAD
- No. 067 Bulletin - Association for Asian Studies, inc., Committee on East Asian Libraries
- East Asia--Library resources--Periodicals; East Asian libraries--United States--Periodicals;
- Bulletin - Association for Asian Studies, inc., Committee on East Asian Libraries, No. 67(February 1982)
- Journal of East Asian Libraries
- From Suffragettes to Grandmothers: A Qualitative Textual Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of Five Female Politicians in Utah's Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune
- female, politicians, qualitative, textual analysis, newspaper, coverage, Deseret News, Salt Lake Tribune, Utah, Martha Hughes Cannon, Reva Beck Bosone, Karen Shepherd, Enid Greene Waldholtz, Olene Walker
- This thesis examines press coverage in the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune of five female politicians in Utah history: Martha Hughes Cannon (1896), Reva Beck Bosone (1948), Karen Shepherd (1992), Enid Greene Waldholtz (1994), and Olene S. Walker...
- ETD
- City Square II
- Abstract; Elongated; Figure; Thin; Texture; Simple; Standing; Strange; Enigmatic; Alienation; Walking; Modern; Allegory;
- Five long thin figures are shown walking on a smooth plain slab of bronze, the figures are walking in different directions and not interacting with each other as if showing the busy city life and the alienation of modern man.
- Art History Library
- [J. J. Keeler, Frank W. Asper, Roy Darley, Gerrit de Jong, Jr., and Howard S. McDonald gather round the newly installed Austin organ in the Joseph Smith Building, 1948]
- McDonald, Howard S. (Howard Stevenson), 1894- --Photographs; Keeler, J. J. (Joseph Jensen)--Photographs; Asper, Frank--Photographs; Darley, Roy M.--Photographs; De Jong, Gerrit, b. 1892--Photographs; Organ (Musical instrument);
- When a new Aeolian-Skinner organ was installed in the Salt Lake Tabernacle in 1948, the older Austin organ was removed, transported to Provo, and installed in the Joseph Smith Memorial Building auditorium. Gathered around the console upon...
- BYU Photographs
- [Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Carl F. Eyring Science Center, May 11, 1948]
- Smith, George Albert, 1870- --Photographs; Markham, Fred Lewis, 1902-1984--Photographs; Eyring, Carl F. (Carl Ferdinand), 1889- --Photographs; McDonald, Howard S. (Howard Stevenson), 1894- --Photographs; Richards, Stephen L.--Photographs;
- Church President George Albert Smith, center, spoke at the groundbreaking ceremonies for the Carl F. Eyring Physical Science Center on May 11, 1948. On the stand also were Fred Markham (hand in pocket), architect; Dean Carl F. Eyring, in whose...
- BYU Photographs
- Marcus J. and Carol K. Smith Papers
- Dachau (Concentration camp)--History--Sources; World War, 1939-1945--Medical and sanitary affairs--History--Sources; World War, 1939-1945--Refugees--History--Sources; Physicians--New Mexico--Biography; Radiologists--New Mexico--Biography; World...
- Marcus J. Smith was an author and radiologist in Santa Fe, New Mexico. During World War II he served as a physician with the U.S. Army in Europe. He was a member of the team of Allied physicians responsible for the care of the survivors of the...
- EAD
- Henry Williamson Collection
- Williamson, Henry, 1895-1977; Authors, English--History--Sources
- English author and novelist. Handwritten and typescripts of writings, reports, correspondence, postcards, notes, and miscellaneous documents. These materials shed light on many of Williamson's publications, his ideas, personality, temperament, and...
- EAD
- Register of the The Argosy Pictures Corporation Archives
- Ford, John, 1894-1973; Cooper, Merian C. ; Argosy Pictures Corporation; RKO Radio Pictures, inc; Republic Pictures Corporation; Warner Bros. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; Motion pictures--Production and direction
- Argosy pictures was an independent film company organized to give John Ford and Merian C. Cooper creative freedom for motion picture production. Working with Walter Wanger Productions, RKO, Republic, and MGM, Argosy produced ten films between 1940...
- EAD
- Howard Hawks Collection
- Hawks, Howard, 1896-1977; Faulkner, William, 1897-1962; Red River (Motion picture); To Have and Have Not (Motion picture); Left Hand of God (Motion picture); Motion pictures--Production and direction
- American motion picture director. Contains scripts (some unproduced), contracts, correspondence, scenarios, research on many of Hawks's motion pictures, family and business records, memorabilia, and home movies. Staunchly independent Howard Hawks...
- EAD
- Dean Jagger Papers
- Brigham Young (Motion picture); Western Union (Motion picture); Twelve o'clock high (Motion picture); Dr. Social; Missouri legend; Unconquered (Play); Farm of three echoes; Parlor story; High road (Play); Tobacco road (Play); Brown Danube (Play);...
- Actor of stage, screen, radio and television. ; The collection includes correspondence, photographs, scripts, tape recorded interviews with transcriptions, publicity material and production stills relating to Mr. Jagger's show business career....
- EAD
- National Association of Theatre Owners
- National Association of Theatre Owners (U.S.)--History--Sources; Theatre Owners of America--History--Sources; Theatre Owners of America; Council of Motion Picture Organization--History--Sources; Motion picture industry--United...
- The National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO) is a nationwide trade association of motion picture exhibitors representing 33 state and regional theatre organizations and more than 8,000 independent theatres and theatre circuits. It came into...
- EAD
- Harold T. Christensen (b. 1909) Papers
- Christensen, Harold T. ; Brigham Young University--Faculty; Purdue University--Faculty; University of Wisconsin--Faculty; Sociology; Family; Marriage
- Harold T. Christensen was born and raised in Preston, Idaho. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Christensen married Alice Spencer (Paris, ID) in the LDS Church Salt Lake Temple and they later had five children...
- EAD
- Images
- Relief Society Magazine Index
- Images
- Relief Society Magazine Index
- University of Utah Marriott Library
- Economic study
- Utah Local History Bibliography
- Utah State University (Logan)
- Local history
- Utah Local History Bibliography
- Family History Library; San Juan County Library Blanding Branch; Brigham Young University
- Index
- Utah Local History Bibliography