Jackson, Jill
90-411

Series 2 

Series 2, Box 1 

General note

BOX 1 of 11 (NAF)

1) Two 12.5" x 15" scrapbooks: Black and white photographs capturing the career of Jill Jackson at WWL with colleagues, some publicity pictures, newspapers and other clippings, and handwritten comments. Covers time period circa 1941-1945.

Series 2, Box 2 

General note

BOX 2 of 11 (NAF)

1) One 12.5" x 16.5" scrapbook: Black and white photographs capturing the career of Jill Jackson at WWL with colleagues, some publicity pictures, newspapers and other clippings, and handwritten comments. Covers time period circa 1945-1954.

2) One 12.5" x 13.5" scrapbook: Newspaper clippings and black and white photographs covering Jill Jackson's (then Alice Isaacs) involvement with Le Petit Theatre and her lead roles. Newspaper clippings and photos of Jill Jackson's coverage of golf tournaments. Scrapbook covers time period circa 1936-1939.

Series 2, Box 3 

General note

BOX 3 of 11 (NAF)

1) Four framed awards in the name of Jill Jackson:

--1. Award dated April 2, 1971, signed by Mayor Moon Landrieu, making Jill Jackson an Honorary Citizen of New Orleans, The International City

--2. Accident Prevention Award presented to Jill Jackson in recognition of exceptional service to safety, in New Orleans, September 29, 1954, by Metropolitan New Orleans Safety COuncil President E.M. Rawley

--3. Louisiana College of Hunting and Fishing Diploma awarded to Jill Jackson on July 20, 1954 by Brennan's Restaurant, New Orleans

--4. Scroll presented to Jill Jackson by His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia, with sincere appreciation on the occasion of a state dinner held in his honor at the International House on June 24, 1954, during his visit to New Orleans.

Series 2, Box 4 

General note

BOX 4 of 11 (NAC)

1) LP record (33.3 rpm) labeled "WSMB - FM New Orleans, NBC Affiliate/ Title: Jill Jackson- Last Program for Jackson Brewing Co., 7-2-48," in brown sleeve

2) "Of Time and Chase: The World As Depicted by New Orleans' Distinguishes Editorial Cartoonist," by Edison B. Allen (First Edition, published by The Habersman Corporation, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1969): Hardcover book about the famous New Orleans cartoonist. Autographed copy by John Chase, addressed to Jill Jackson with a caricature and dated December 1969. Book sleeve is worn at the spine and torn along the back cover. Inside the book is a typed letter from John Chase to Jill Jackson.

3) Red folder, glossy finish with "M Butterfly" written in white letters on the front cover. Handwritten in black ink marker is "Whaddy Raw (illegible)-Quiz Show 40-'s": Contains newspaper articles, and black and white photographs dating from the 40's (with one photo dated in the 60's). Some photographs have handwritten labels and dates at the back, others do not. Many photos were taken at the "Whaddya Know?" series sponsored by Jax Brewery.

4) Off white manila folder labeled "Mardi Gras": Black and white photos, unlabeled, undated, showing scenes of Mardi Gras floats going by the WWL-TV stage.

5) Off white "Alfred A. Knopf" folder containing black and white photographs: Black and white photos, most unlabeled and undated (but those dated go back to the 1950s). They depict Jill Jackson with different people.

6) Off white folder labeled "Sports Special Events": Contains black and white photographs taken in the 1940s (e.g., charity events, polio broadcast)

7) Three-prong yellow folder labeled "Showcase Columns Master + Articles by JJ," containing photocopies of newspaper articles

8) White folder labeled "Old Duplicate Publicity": Folder contains correspondence and newspaper/magazine articles. Some were photocopies and some originals. Originals were photocopied and placed in mylar sleeves. Some articles have been cut out from different pages but are not obvious to pair up.

9) Off white manila folder containing photocopies of newspaper articles, Vol. 6, No. 3 of "Prospectus" (a Tulane publication), and "Newcomb Under the Oaks, Vol. 14, Spring 1990"

10) Three-prong beige folder labeled "Sports" containing photocopies of newspaper and magazine articles about Jill Jackson.

11) Miscellaneous black and white photographs from the 1940s to the 1960s

12) Loose page from a scrapbook with black and white photographs and newspaper articles cut out

13) White folder labeled "Jill Jackson: Tulane-Newcomb Women's Studies Corr. Etc--Book": Correspondence between Stuart Berton and Beth Willinger, and between Jill Jackson and Beth Willinger about granting Tulane University a non-exclusive, worldwide, fully-paid license to reproduce and publish Jill Jackson's memoir "Whaaat!! And Leave Show Business"

14) Gramercy Pictures folder with the following words (some illegible) handwritten on it: "1930's GOLF"; "(?illegible?) Ralston, (?illegible?) Millar, Jill"; "Alpha Sigma Sigma Newcomb": Empty

15) Gramercy Pictures folder with the following words (some illegible) handwritten on it: "Love for (?illegible?) + these original pictures" and below "No Women Allowed": Contains photocopies of photographs and the autobiographic essay entitled "No Women Allowed" by Jill Jackson (updated November 1990)

16) Universal Focus folder labeled "Storylines": Contains correspondence, miscellaneous notes, and short biography of Jill Jackson

17) Miscellaneous correspondence with Newcomb College Center for Research on Women

18) Scrapbook with blue Post-It note reading "For Tulane? Sorted by Jamie." Scrapbook has imitation wood cover and three metal rings: Contains black and white photographs and newspaper articles

19) Red binder with three metal rings, containing autobiography written by Jill Jackson.

Series 2, Box 5 

General note

BOX 5 of 11 (NAC)

1) Magnetic recording tape 1/4" x 1200 ft. in a box- Handwritten on the back of the box:

--"Kids Story-Music on Cinderella-Pops"

--"Cricket--Illegible word?--Bad Quality (written in pink)"

--"Holes For Music"

--"Magic Nutcracker--Good (annotated in pink)"

--"Music on Nightingale and the Rose"

--"Dubbed on 3" is written in pink on righthand corner

2) Magnetic recording tape 1/4" x 1800 ft., in green "Shamrock recording tape" box.- Handwritten on back of the box:

--"Jill Jackson--Allen Sloan (and illegible words)"

--"Dubbed at 7 RPM" written in pink

3) Magnetic recording tape 1/4" x 1200 ft.- Handwritten on back of the box:

--"Cavalcade of Opts (??unsure about this word)--15 min"

--"Grant--Rent"

--"You're n.g. (??illegible)"

--"??(illegible) side--15 min"

--"15 min ??(illegible)"

--"didn't do"

4) Typed manuscript of "Whaaat! And Leave Show Business," by Jill Jackson: Post-It note on it reads "Uncorrected copy"

5) Green legal-size manila folder containing black and white photographs of young Jill Jackson, including one photo of her on her wedding day

6) Manila folder labeled "Jackson Collection--Scrapbook Page": Contains a torn scrapbook page with black and white photographs glued on both sides (one photograph is torn with half of it missing). Two photographs are dated 1929, one of them features Jill (aka, Alice).

7) Cardboard poster with purple logo reading "Pete Fountain's Half Fast Walking Club, New Orleans, LA." and a handwritten dedication "To Jill, A real 'Doll', Your Friend Always, Pete Fountain."

8) Manila Folder labeled "Jackson and WWL Celebrities - Photos": Contains black and white photographs from the 1940's and 1950's.

9) Folder with three metal prongs contains the typed manuscript entitled "A Bouquet of Belles!" by Jill Jackson.

10) 9.5" x 11.5" photo album with newspaper clippings (mostly from the Hollywood column written by Jill Jackson)

11) Manila folder labeled "Sawdust and Plenipenitentiary Certificate" contains said certificate, dated 2/27/52, awarded to Jill Jackson for her participation in Jerusalem's 1951 Shrine Circus: Certificate is in brittle condition and discolored from the impact of time.

12) Manila folder labeled "'Father Murphy and Gypsy Rose,' Jill Jackson 1973." Contains the photocopy of an article from The Times-Picayune (dated 11/01/1973) about the demolition of the St. Charles Hotel"

13) Red folders with flaps labeled "Mattie McFee": Contains two typed manuscripts by Jill Jackson, one entitled "Aunt Mattie McFee," the other "Marie Myrtle LaTour."

14) Program booklet for The Hollywood Women's Press Club 62nd Annual Awards Luncheon, held on December 7, 2003: Jill Jackson was awarded The President's Award, Lifetime Achievement that year

15) "Coronet: Infinite Riches in a Little Room," November 1936 issue: Publication featuring short essays and artwork

16) Picture frame with glass top: framed drawing of 3 girls, one of whom is saying "The twin's sure got problems! Already she's got me wearing the exact same clothers and looking exactly like her!...Now she finds another gal with the exact same name! Jill Jackson!" At the bottom of the drawing are the following words" "Best wishes from Dick Brooks"

17) Picture frame with glass top with black and white photograph of a woman (identity unknown)

18) Red 9.5" x 11.5" photo album with color photographs: Title page lists the locations where the photos were taken, but many pages in the album are bare and the photos seem out of order. Here's what reads on the title page: "1st 3 pages--La Ronda--1st L.A. Apt - 1960-66; San Francisco; New Orleans; Carmel; Lompor; Trees - Flowers - Fish"

19) Correspondence (including photos) from Joan Fontaine

20) CD in plastic case. The CD is labeled "Two Soldiers," copyright 2003 Shoe Clerk Picture Co., Inc. 310.442.6750

21) White commercial folder with inside flaps--labeled "2008 Summer Preview" contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's Hollywood column from 2008

22) Typed copies of several manuscripts (poems, short stories or perhaps chapters to a same book) by Jill Jackson, some with handwritten annotations and corrections (placed in a manila folder):

--"Aunt Mattie McFee" (2 copies)

--"Miss Pruitt's Party" (2 copies)

--"The Commercial"

--"The Commercial…I"

--"The Commercial…II"

--"Nuthin Much"

--"Vida"

23) Typed manuscript of "Marie Myrtle LaTour," by Jill Jackson (in a manila folder)

24) Red folder with inside flaps has yellow Post-It on it that reads "Extra: M. LaTour, McFee, Penelope Pruitt, Jen": Contains typed copies of said short stories

25) "USA Films" folder with inside flaps labeled in handwritten characters "A Bouquet of Belles--Originals"- Contains typed pages with handwritten corrections. The different sections/chapters are entitled:

--"Jane Doe"

--"Marie Myrtle LaTour"

--Penelope Pruitt"

--Miz Sweetie and Miz Breaux"

--"Jen"

--"Gertrude and Esther"

--"Delilah Witherspoon"

--"Ondine Everset"

--"Hidalgo Hill"

26) "Universal Focus" folder with inside flaps, labeled "Belles--Full Good Copy" in handwritten character: Folder is empty

27) "Fraternity Vacation" folder with inside flaps and handwritten label "Miz Mattie. Short Stories, Short Pieces. Pruitt's Part. M. McFee. Angels Sang (illegible). The Commercial I + II. Nuthin Much": Contains a small piece of paper with a chart divided in two columns labeled "Love" and "Hate" and lists of activities under each heading. Also contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's short story "And the Angels Sang," published in "Contempora," Volume Two, Number Three, 1972, which

28) "USA Films" folder with inside flaps labeled "Belles--Good Copy": Contains pages 50 to 65 (Section entitled "Addie Louise Arlington" and part of the section entitled "Vida")

29) Negative films, one negative disc, and empty photograph enveloppes from processing store: Most were unlabeled. Here are the only labels on some of them: "Brett, Jamie, Michael, Eve"; "Farmers - Jill - House - Jack"; "12-96 Illegible - Dec"; "Party Adelaide 62"

30) Four color photos found in an envelope sent to Jill Jackson by Joan Fontaine

31) Empty plastic pocket-size photograph album

32) Pocket-size plastic photo album: has cover with floral pattern and contains black and white and color photographs: Photographs were removed from albums and placed in archival sleeves to prevent from time wear and staining. Photos are of Jill Jackson in the 1930s, 1960s, and 1970s.

33) Miscellaneous personal correspondence

34) Ripped-off page from "The Hollywood Reporter, Thursday, March 25, 1976" which has the "People" section: announces that Jill Jackson was made an honorary Senator of the State of Louisiana by Lt. Governor James Fitzmorris, President of the Senate

35) Plaque for what seems to have been a photograph of Elvis Presley being interviewed by Jill Jackson. The plaque is labeled "King Creole, 1958"

36) "Universal Focus" folder with Jill Jackson's address label on front cover (Los Angeles address) and handwritten label that reads "Lead-Copy. Full-Good." Bad cover has handwritten label that reads ""Bouquet of Belles - Good Copy": Contains pp. 1-65 from "A Bouquet of Belles"

37) "USA Films" folder with handwritten label that reads "Bouquet - Good Copy": Contains typed manuscript of "A Bouquet of Belles" with handwritten title page

38) "USA Films" folder with inside flaps and handwritten label that reads "A Bouquet of Belles. Publishers and Agents": Left inside flap is labeled "Contacted" and contains correspondence with and lists of agents and publishers. Right inside flap contains a photocopied list of agencies.

39) "Universal Focus" folder with two inside flaps, contains short stories by Jill Jackson: Left inside flap has handwritten label that reads "Love American Style Stories + Story Lines. Show folded (?illegible) -- Not Used. Use (?illegible) for Belles." Flap contains several short stories, some with handwritten annotations. Right inside flap is not labeled but also contains short stories and/or sections of the "Belles" manuscript. The one on top, entitled "The Commercial" has the word "Duplicates" handwritten on it.

40) "Gramercy Pictures" folder with handwritten label "My Friend Jen": Contains a few typed pages and a handwritten one

41) "USA Films" folder with handwritten label that reads "Marie (??word illegible). Contains two issues of magazine "Contempora," Volume Two, Number Three, 1972, in which Jill Jackson's short story "And the Angels Sang" was published. Also contains photocopies of teh short story from the magazine.

42) "USA Films" folder with handwritten label "Jill. Letitia LaRue": Contains several typed pages and handwritten notes. One page is autobiographic.

43) White folder with inside flaps. Has handwritten labels "Recording Blind"; "Treatment"; and "Bethany Brown": Inside are a few typed pages of an essay on Bethany Brown and handwritten pages with autobiographic text on Jill Jackson

44) Manila folder labeled "Bouquet. No Vida" with a few typed pages inside. Pages are from incomplete sections of the manuscript "A Bouquet of Belles"

Series 2, Box 6 

General note

BOX 6 of 11 (NAC)

1) Stacks of loose pages were found in a box. They are mixed but mostly come from multiple copies of Jill Jackson's manuscripts "A Bouquet of Belles" and "Whaat! And Leave Show Business"

2) Cardboard box labeled "Travels with Twerpie" and "Copies of Twerpie--Kid's Book": Contains several copies of the manuscript "Travels with Twerpie or The Adventure of Anthony Polonius Lepidoptera, Jr.," by Jill Jackson

3) Several 8" x 10" black and white photographs of Jill Jackson when she was working at WWL

4) Negative films in transparent sleeves. They are unlabeled but some of them are probably negatives for the unclassified photographs found in the same box.

5) Black and white and color photographs, some in mailing envelopes, others in loose stacks (they cover a broad time period--from the 1920s through the 1990s)

6) Blank postcards of New Orleans and other American cities

7) 7" x 6" photo album with two metal rings and hard cover with artwork in front. Inside cover lists content of the album: "Apartment from Earthquake 1-17-94 thru painting and pulling back together--to Christmas 1995. Almost two years and other pictures"

8) Fall 2001 issue of "In Command: Commander's Palace, New Orleans"

9) Manuscript of "No Women Allowed" by Jill Jackson (Post-It note of title page indicates that the 1st part is missing)

10) Manuscript of "A Bouquet of Belles" by Jill Jackson

11) Typed copy of "The Commercial" by Jill Jackson

12) Several copies of Jill Jackson's manuscript "Whaaat? And Leave Show Business??!": Pages are not always in sequence and some are missing.

13) One empty plastic reel from a magnetic recording tape (Dictape) in a mailing box addressed to Mary Ann Edwards in Sherman Oaks, CA

14) Two "disc pacs". One is labeled "Ida, Ray, Kate, Betty, Alex"

15) Loose, out-of-order pages of manuscript "Whaaat!! And Leave Show Business?" and some handwritten pages

16) Royal blue folder with Post-It sticker on it that reads "Extra Publicity--Not in Scrapbook": Contains photocopies of newspaper and magazine articles; correspondence information and interview with Joe Eszterhas, author of "Hollywood Animal"; Eszterhas' filmography; instruction manual for a Minolta remote control; Oscar Trivia Quiz; part of the manuscript "No Women Allowed" by Jill Jackson; pamphlet for Lana Tuner's "Madame X";

17) Incomplete copy of one of Jill Jackson's manuscripts ("A Bouquet of Belles"?)

Series 2, Box 7 

General note

BOX 7 of 11 (NAC)

1) 32-page manuscript by Jill Jackson entitled "Mommie Is This Really How You Got Daddy?": Manuscript was held together with 3 Brad fasteners, which were removed. Manuscript was then placed in a manila folder.

2) Green folder with three metal prongs, labeled "Bhang! Bhang?" By Jill Jackson: Contains a 6-page outline of the manuscript. Noa bene: the pages were removed from the folder and placed in a manila folder with empty original folder

3) "Gramercy Pictures" folder labeled "Current King--End 7-24--'95": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's syndicated Hollywood columns from year 1995

4) "Focus Features" folder handlabeled "King Cols 2003": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's syndicated Hollywood columns from year 2003

5) "USA Films" folder handlabeled "King 2000--The Year of 'Rebecca' and her 'corrections'-Ho Boy!": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's syndicated Hollywood columns from year 2000

6) "Universal 2004-Fall Coming Attractions" folder handlabeled "King": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's syndicated Hollywood columns from year 2004

7) "Gramercy Pictures" folder handlabeled "King 1997": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's syndicated Hollywood columns from year 1997

8) "Heat" folder handlabeled "Chris Colby TV Col": Contains photocopies of a 1988 Chris Colby's "Inside TV" column and a biographic essay about novelist Barbara Cartland

9) "Gramercy Pictures" folder handlabeled "King 7/31/95--12/31/95", contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's syndicated Hollywood columns from that time period

10) Folder with "Easter Seals 2004" flower stamps and Jill Jackson's California address label stuck on front cover; handlabeled "King 2005": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's syndicated Hollywood columns from year 2005

11) Manuscript "Bhang! Bhang?" by Jill Jackson and Tom Clapp: Manuscript was removed from the yellow folder with 3 metal prongs in which it was found and placed in a manila folder with original folder. Inside cover of yellow folder has the following handwritten comment "Written in the 60's and early 70's"

12) Sealed 8.5" X 11" enveloppe sent by Jill Jackson to herself to her Los Angeles address, on August 20, 1971 (the word "Bhang" appears in place of sender's name)

13) 32-page manuscript by Jill Jackson entitled "Mommie Is This Really How You Got Daddy?": Manuscript was held together with 3 Brad fasteners, which were removed. Manuscript was then placed in a manila folder.

14) Manuscript "Mommie, Is This Really How You Got Daddy?": Was removed from red folder with 3 metal prongs and placed in manila folder

15) Publication "Contempora" Volume 2, No. 3, 1972

16) Copy of Jill Jackson's "And the Angels Sang"

17) Typed, loose pages from a manuscript (not sure which)

18) Manila folder labeled "I Married An Angel": Typed pages (dated 1963) lay out project for a TV and radio program called "I Married An Angel" to be hosted by Jill Jackson. Manila folder also contains Jill Jackson's CV

19) Final draft for an episode of TV show "Love, American Style". Story entitled "Love and the Last Respects," written by Jill Jackson, dated July 20, 1973: Manuscript was held together by 2 Brad fasteners, which were removed. Manuscript was placed in a manila folder.

20) Red folder labeled ""Love American Style Stories + Others" and "Angels Sang Contracts, Etc.": Contains photocopies of articles about the TV series "Love, American Style" and paperwork regarding the short story entitled "And the Angels Sang" by Jill Jackson

21) "Gramercy Pictures" folder handlabeled "King 1999": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's King Features syndicated Hollywood columns from year 1999

22) "Trimark Pictures" folder labeled "King 1998": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's King Features syndicated Hollywood columns from year 1998 and correspondence

23) "Gramercy Pictures" folder labeled "King 1996": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's King Features syndicated Hollywood columns from year 1996

24) Sealed 8.5" X 11" enveloppe sent via registered mail by Jill Jackson to herself to her Hollywood address, on June 28, 1965

25) "USA Films" folder labeled "King Columns 2002": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's King Features syndicated Hollywood columns from year 2002

26) Folder labeled "King Columns 2001": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's King Features syndicated Hollywood columns from year 2001

27) "DreamWorks Pictures--Fall/Holiday Preview 2002" Folder handlabeled "Mail 2002": Contains miscellaneous correspondence

28) Two copies of "Aunt Mattie McFee" by Jill Jackson (loose pages were placed in manila folder)

29) Folder labeled "Jan-June 94": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's King Features syndicated Hollywood columns from year 1994

30) Manuscript of "Bhang! Bhang?!" by Jill Jackson and Tom Clapp: Manuscript was removed from the red folder with three metal prongs in which it was found and placed in a manila folder with original folder.

31) White folder labeled "King 2006": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's King Features syndicated Hollywood columns from year 2006

32) Royal blue folder labeled "King 2007": Contains photocopies of Jill Jackson's King Features syndicated Hollywood columns from year 2007

33) "Orion Pictures Corporation" folder handlabeled "Twerpie correspondence + deleted chapter + cartoon character": Contains typed manuscript and correspondence

34) "Neil Simon's I Ought To Be In Pictures" folder, handlabeled "Never reworked, never submitted articles": Contains correspondence and typed essays/stories

35) Manuscript of "Wanted: House Sitter"--a 10-page story by Jill Jackson: Was placed in a manila folder

36) Sealed 8.5" X 11" enveloppe sent via registered mail by Jill Jackson to herself to her Los Angeles address, on July 18, 1973. "In love and Humor (?unsure about this word)" appears in place of sender's name

37) Sealed 8.5" X 11" enveloppe sent via registered mail by Jill Jackson to herself to her Los Angeles address, on December 4, 1972. "A.P. Lepidoptera # 403" appears in place of sender's name

38) Black glossy folder handlabeled "Jill Jackson--Whaddya Know!--Scripts--Pics": Contains scripts of the show from October 1945

39) "USA Films" folder handlabeled "Unsold Articles--Friend Jill (?unsure)--Los Angeles": Contains two short essays by Jill Jackson, respectively entitled "El Pueblo De Nuestra Senora La Reina de Los Angeles Porciuncula" (dated 1964) and "Collections?" (no dates)

40) Bright orange "Superman III" folder with flat metal holder: Contains manuscript of "Mommie…Is This Really How You Got Daddie?" by Jill Jackson. Manuscript was removed from original folder and placed in a manila folder

41) Manuscript of "Bhang!...Bhang?" by Jill Jackson: Manuscript was removed from original folder (which had three metal prongs) and placed in a manila folder

42) 32-page manuscript by Jill Jackson entitled "Mommie Is This Really How You Got Daddy?": Manuscript was held together with three Brad fasteners, which were removed. Manuscript was then placed in a manila folder.

Series 2, Box 8 

General note

BOX 8 of 11 (NAC)

1) Manila folder labeled "Int Mail 56-57" contains correspondence and two newspaper clippings

2) Manila folder labeled "Fan Mail-Early": Contains letters, postcards, and miscellaneous correspondence items

3) Manila folder labeled "Jax Tags--Sports" contains slogans for Jax drinks

4) "NBC Press Information" folder labeled "Inside TV Files": Contains columns of Chris Colby's "Inside TV" from year 1981 (syndicated by McNaught)

5) "Priest of Love" folder labeled "Hollywood 1982 + Mommie Dearest!!!!!": Contains columns of Jill Jackson's Hollywood (not sure whether the year is indeed 1982, as stated on the front cover of the folder, or not) (syndicated by McNaught)

6) "NBC Press Information" folder labeled "Inside TV 1982--212-682-8787": Contains columns of Chris Colby's "Inside TV" from year 1982 (syndicated by McNaught)

7) "MGM" folder labeled "Gossiping McNaught 198? (last digit scratched)": Contains clippings of Jill Jackson's column "Gossiping with Jill Jackson" from years 1980 and 1981 (syndicated by McNaught)

8) "Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences" folder labeled "HWOOOD 1985": Contains clippings of Jill Jackson's column "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" from year 1985 (syndicated by McNaught)

9) "Rodney Dangerfield-Back to School" folder labeled "HWOOD TV '87": Contains publications of Chris Colby's column "Inside TV" and "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" (both syndicated by McNaught) from year 1987

10) "DEG" folder labeled "McNaught 1988 Jan--June": Contains publications of Chris Colby's column "Inside TV" and "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" (both syndicated by McNaught) from year 1988

11) "Cannon Films, Inc." folder labeled "McNaught Jan. '89 to June": Contains publications by the McNaught Syndicate, including "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" from year 1989

12) "Cannon Films, Inc." folder labeled "HWOOD--'86": Contains publications by the McNaught Syndicate, including "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" from year 1986

13) Folder labeled "Jill Jackson--TV 1985": Contains publications by the McNaught Syndicate, including Chris Colby's "Inside TV" and "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" from year 1985

14) "ABC" folder labeled "TV 86": Contains publications by the McNaught Syndicate, including Chris Colby's "Inside TV" and "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" from year 1986

15) "A Stranger Is Watching" folder labeled "Inside TV 83": Contains Chris Colby's "Inside TV" column (syndicated by McNaught) from year 1983

16) "Production Information" folder labeled "TV '84 HWOOD": Contains Chris Colby's "Inside TV" column and "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" (both syndicated by McNaught) from year 1984

17) "Sophie's Choice" folder labeled "Hollywood 1983" (front cover also has contact information, scribbles, and drawings): Contains "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column from year 1983

18) Manila folder labeled "Book--'And Jill Came Tumbling After'--To be redone" on outside cover and "T.P.--'76 Jan-June" on inside cover: Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns (mostly from year 1978)

19) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 75": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1975

20) Manila folder labeled "Times-Picayune 1974": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1974. Front cover of manila folder says "Missing 1-24-74

21) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 1973": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1973

22) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 1979": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1979. Front cover of manila folder lists dates that are missing.

23) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 1971": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1971

24) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 1970": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1970

25) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 1969": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1969

26) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 1968": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1968

Series 2, Box 9 

General note

BOX 9 of 11 (NAC)

1) Manila folder labeled "July--December 1977": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood columns from year 1977

2) "Amerika" folder labeled "McNaught--1989--June--December--Final": Contains publications by the McNaught Syndicate, including Chris Colby's "Inside TV" and "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" from year 1989

3) "Dinosaurs" folder labeled "Jan 1992 to June 30": Contains the two-page publication by TMS (Tribune Media Services) for part of the year 1992. The publication includes "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column.

4) "Coming Attractions from Universal Pictures, Summer 1991" folder labeled "July": Contains the three-page publication by TMS (Tribune Media Services) for the year 1991. The publication includes "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column.

5) "Simon & Schuster" folder labeled "1992--July-Dec": Contains correspondence and the two-page publication by TMS (Tribune Media Services) for part of the year 1992. The publication includes "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column.

6) "Alice" folder (with Mia Farrow's picture on front cover) labeled "1991--1-6": Contains the two-page publication by TMS (Tribune Media Services) for the months of January to June of the year 1991. The publication includes "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column.

7) "The Will Rogers Follies: A Life in Revue" folder labeled "June 1994 to Dec": Contains correspondence and photocopies of the two-page publication by TMS (Tribune Media Services) for the months of June to December of the year 1994. The publication includes "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column.Folder also contains an empty "Gramercy Pictures" folder labeled "Krew (?unsure) of Features--Jan-June"

8) Red "Production Information" folder: Contains correspondence and the two-page publication by TMS (Tribune Media Services) for the year 1990. The publication includes "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column.

9) White folder labeled "T.M.S.--1990--Jan to June": Contains check stubs from TMS and the two-page publication by TMS (Tribune Media Services) for the months of January to June of the year 1990. The publication includes "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column.

10) Pink folder labeled "T.M.S. '89": Contains the 2-page publication by TMS (Tribune Media Services) for the months of October to December of the year 1989. The publication includes "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column.

11) White folder labeled "Jan 1993 to June 1993": Contains a photocopy of the May 3, 1993--May 9, 1993 issue of the magazine published by TMS (Tribune Media Services) and photocopies of the two pages of the TMS publication that have "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" column for January through April 1993. Also contains correspondence.

12) "The Little Engine That Could" folder labeled "June 1993 to Dec 1993": Contains photocopies of TMS publication with "Jill Jackson's Hollywood" weekly column for the time period going from June 1993 to December 1993

13) Manila folder labeled "Praise!" on the front cover and "Letter--Recommendation" on the tab: Contains professional correspondence

14) White folder labeled "Material For Lindy Boggs Article": Contains black and white photographs and newspaper clippings

15) Read "Cartier" folder labeled "Mc-Readers Digest --(illegible words)" and "Rejections + Acceptances--Articles--Etc.": Contains professional correspondence

16) White folder labeled "Sketches for Love American Style TV Show": Contains a few typed pages with title "Love and the Bargain Sale"

17) White folder labeled "McNaught Setp 26--1977 + 1978": Contains personal and professional correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1978

18) "Neil Simon's California Suite" folder labeled "T.P. '79": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1979

19) "MGM" folder labeled "Tee Pee Jan--June 1981" and "1st merger": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1981

20) White folder labeled "T.P. Jill Jackson, July--Dec 81": Contains correspondence (including the termination of her column at the Times-Picayune) and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1981

21) "The Funhouse--Press Information From Universal An MCA Company" folder: Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1980

22) "Hot Stuff" folder: Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1980

23) Manila folder labeled "Fan Mail--1957": Contains miscellaneous mail

24) Manila folder labeled "Fan Mail--1955": Contains miscellaneous mail

25) Manila folder labeled "(illegible) + (illegible) + Andy--59": Contains miscellaneous mail from the 1950's

26) Manila folder labeled "Mail--55-56": Contains miscellaneous mail and some black and white photos

27) Manila folder labeled "Fan Mail--1958-59--Movie (unsure?) Date": Contains correspondence to Jill Jackson

28) Manila folder labeled "Fan Mail 57-58-59": Contains miscellaneous mail

29) Manila folder labeled "DSA": Contains miscellaneous mail, mostly from 1959

30) Manila folder labeled "Sample Sports Scripts": Contains scripts for Jill Jackson's Sports Program on WSMB (NBC Outlet), started in 1941

Series 2, Box 10 

General note

BOX 10 of 11 (NAC)

1) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 65": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1965

2) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 66": Contains folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1966

3) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 67": Contains folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1967

4) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 64": Contains folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1964

5) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 63": Contains folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1963

6) Manila folder labeled "T.P. 62": Contains folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1962

7) Manila folder labeled "T.P.--April-Dec. 1961": Contains folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1961 (January through December)

8) Manila folder labeled "T.P.--(illegible)--1960": Contains correspondence and folded newspaper pages from the Times-Picayune featuring Jill Jackson's Hollywood weekly column from year 1960

9) Sealed 8.5" X 11" enveloppe sent via registered mail by Jill Jackson to herself to her Los Angeles address, on September 25, 1973

10) Sealed 8.5" X 11" enveloppe sent by Jill Jackson to herself to her Los Angeles address, on August 3, 1973: "Short Story" is written on the front of the enveloppe. On the back: "Good Housekeeper" and "The New Yorker"

11) Sealed 8.5" X 11" enveloppe sent via registered mail by Jill Jackson to herself to her Los Angeles address, on December 16, 1972: Sender's name reads "Mattie McFee" after one of Jill Jackson's characters

12) Miscellaneous correspondence and paperwork (including claims to copyrights): Several letters are sealed and self-addressed to Jill Jackson

Series 2, Box 11 

General note

BOX 11 of 11 (NAC)

1) Framed certificate from The American National Red Cross recognizing Jill Jackson (dated April 1955)

2) Framed document making Jill Jackson an honorary citizen of Abbeville, Louisiana (dated January 14, 1957)

3) Framed Certificate of Merit awarded to Jill Jackson by the Mayor's office for her outstanding service to the City of New Orleans (dated September 26, 1951)

4) Framed certificate from the State of Louisiana Senate Chamber Baton Rouge, commissioning Jill Jackson as Honorary State Senator (dated April 20, 1973)

5) Black plastic cassette holder. The plastic box contains 12 cassettes.:

--1. Unmarked cassette. Plastic cassette case labeled "Littlest Angel".

--2. Mallory Executape 60-min cassette. Sony cardboard cassette case labeled "Nixon-Denial Cover Up". Cassette itself labeled "Side (1) Nixon Denies Knowledge Watergate Break-In", "Side (2) Lillian Gish-10-73".

--3. Memorex 90-min cassette. Side (1) labeled "Precious Lives-A. Wilson-Corpus Christi--L. J. Jill-1958-B. Lahr-H. Deutsch (2)--Mme Prunier + Nehi- (illegible) Ga". Side (2) labeled "Telephone Call '47--United Fund '48--Stuhldreyer- (illegible)"

6) Six-hour Maxwell Videocassette labeled "Jill Jackson Interviews--1956-57?"

7) 11 magnetic tapes:

--1. 5-inch reel Scotch magnetic tape labeled "Empty" on the back of cover

--2. Type 5 PB, 900 ft., magnetic tape labeled "Female Sports Stories. Woman bet (?unsure) man".

--3. 1/4" x 1,200 ft Scotch magnetic tape labeled "Brennan for WWL (illegible words)". Side of the reel's case has "Brennan WDSU".

--4. 1/4" x 1,200 ft Magnetic Recording Tape labeled "Danny Kaye/ Harry Stuhldreher/ Jimmy Durante/ S. Weiss (good)/ J. Imran/ Sonny King/ Countess Tolstoy/ Haut (?unsure) Ha! of 50,000"

--5. 1/4" x 1,200 ft Magnetic Recording Tape labeled "Let's Join Jill-- 1/2- Dizzy Dean--March 6, 1953/ Women's Pro Golf Tourney--Indrickson (?unsure), Zalvarias (?unsure)--Short Spot--March 1953 Brengel/ Mardi Gras Parades-Etc-Brengel 55- :"

--6. 1/4" x 1,200 ft Magnetic Recording Tape labeled "Proteus Parade--Dean/ Babylon Parade--Don Lewis (good-agent)/ Hermes--Ball (Chep) ?unsure about last word"

--7. 1/4" x 1,200 ft Magnetic Recording Tape labeled "Jill's Hollywood: 10th anniversary show--4-30-51--15 min/ Jill's Hwood--Sept 14, 1948/ J. Hwood--11-14-:--M. Truman Interview/ J. Hwood--Helen Hayes--3-11-49"

--8. 1/4" x 1,200 ft Shamrock recording tape labeled "NEW BRENNAN 5-30-56/ New Brennan's Opening--417 Royal--Everyone loaded/ Let's Join Jill--(illegible) 14--Between 56-59 (:)"

--9. 1/4" x 1,200 ft Shamrock recording tape labeled "Let's Join Jill 9-10-54: Stacey Harris/ Owen/ Boo Reyes (unsure about spelling-illegible)/ Sheila Ryan" and "Let's Join Jill 9-24-54: Russell Long--Chopped up"

--10. 1/4" x 1200fr magnetic recording tape labeled "Angel" on front of the case, "Angel--Music" on side. Back of cover has the following handwritten label: "Jill Jackson 1412 1/2 N. Havenhurst, Ol 46726" and "Littlest Angel (good one)/ Sports-Dempsey-Taylor"

--11. 1/4" x 1,200 ft Plaza recording tape labeled "Bob Hope--71 (speed 3)/ Mrs. Hooks--71 (speed 3)"