Valentine's Day, Sunday, February 14, 2010 at 10:20 am

-All cues # entries (whether 1 page, 2 pages, etc.) are in a separate folder EXCEPT #49 thru 52" are all in one folder. All cues except one ("Return of the Private" arenumbered.-Missing cue numbers are :1,2,3,4,5,6,50,54,56,63,64,68.-Cues given above in the order already in the box (top folder to bottom folder) at thetime of latest research (Sept 11, 2009).CORRECTION:*****************************sketch # 24 is supposed to be LAFITTE--not"Lafayette"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_LafitteSketch # 28 is probably HALLORAN's LUCKSketch # 9 is most likely STORMALONG, another feature of Americana:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Bulltop_StormalongTalking Herrmann: More Herrmann and Steiner from TFCReply by: Bill Wrobel ()______________________________________________________________________Great news.While both selections are welcomed, I am particularly keen about getting Steiner's TheAdventures of Don Juan. The music has great vibrancy, inventiveness, sheer fun,intelligence and instrumental appropriateness--you name it. Max was in his Latter Worksprime from the late Forties thru the mid-Fifties. There is already a cd of the originaltracks (FMA-MS106) but of course it is mono, and several of the cues are missing(including Reel 12's "Juan Duels De-Lorca," R7/1 "May Cut Deeper," and others.Several of my favorite cues I'd love to hear in modern stereo are Reel 3/1 "MadridStreet Scene," Reel 3/3 "Juan Duels the Press Gang" (the Main Juan theme cut free andloose!), Reel 4/2 "Juan's Palace Arrival," Reel 6/2 "Trophy Room," Reel 7/2 "ParagonAmong Queens," and I really want to hear Reel 11/1 "Palace Quards." This is mightyinteresting percussive music, reminding me of the Wizard of Oz wicked witches guards'music scene. Murray Cutter orchestrated both cues!111