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| 040 | |aMH-HT|cMH-HT|edacs |
| 245 | 00|aRuth Casey and Dolphe Martin memorabilia,|fca. 1920-1974. |
| 300 | |a1 box|a(.1 linear ft.) |
| 351 | |aUnprocessed. |
| 546 | |aIn English. |
| 520 | |aComprised of Martin's 1920 Harvard Medical School diploma; a photograph of "Youth on Parade"; sheet music with a few manuscript pages; Martin's 1974 publication, "Poetry is Good Medicine"; and a Metropolitan Symphonic Band scrapbook. |
| 545 | |aRuth Casey (1928-2012) was a pioneer television producer and teenage singing sensation in the 1950s-60s. Dolphe Martin was her manager. In 1941, Casey and Martin created and produced the television show âYouth on Paradeâ, New Englandâs first and longest-running amateur talent show for CBS on WEEI-AM in Boston; Casey's sister, Eileen, also worked on the show. Casey later went on to become a casting director and voice-over artist. |
| 545 | |aDolphe Martin (1891-1974) was an orchestra leader and composer who had trained as a medical doctor. Under contract to CBS, he conducted various radio orchestras and produced/directed âYouth on Paradeâ; he also invented the "voice orchestra". Martin opened the West Roxbury Academy of performing arts in Boston (Mass.). |
| 600 | 10|aCasey, Ruth. |
| 600 | 10|aMartin, Dolphe. |
| 610 | 20|aHarvard Medical School. |
| 610 | 20|aMetropolitan Symphonic Band (Boston, Mass.). |
| 655 | 7|aDiplomas.|2aat |
| 655 | 7|aPhotographs.|2aat |
| 655 | 7|aSheet music.|2aat |
| 541 | 0 |cGift;|aEstate of Ruth Casey;|bBoston, MA;|d2013 October 17;|e2013MT-14.|5the |
| 506 | 0 |aOpen for research. |
| 852 | 8 |bTHE|cHD|hMS Thr 994 |