CBS COLLECTION 072 UCLA - Film Score Rundowns

2, cue # 257 “West Indies” by L. Moraweck CBS VII 63-A (:08 duration). Then M-2A,
cue # 253, “Religious Processional # 1” by Garriguenc. Etc.
There is also the “Edge of Truth” episode dated 4-28-58. Goldsmith composed the
music. Cue I-1 # 1 “Edge of Truth” followed by I-3 # 2 “The Bribe”, and so on.
There is also the “Brotherhood of the Bell” episode airdate 1/6/58. Scene: 1976.
Various composers, including Outer Space Suite cues by Herrmann.
Also “The Other Place” episode dated 1-13-58. Goldsmith cues here.
Also “Balance of Terror” dated 1-27-58. Germany scene. Includes a script.
Also “The Lady Died at Midnight” dated September 1958 with a live orchestra. I
believe it is all Goldsmith but I’m not completely positive.
Also “No Place To Run” episode airdate 9-15-58. Time: 1938. Various composers
(stock music).
Also “The Laughing Willow” dated 2/3/58. Lots of classical music such as
Strauss waltzes, Schoenberg.
Also “The Tongue of Angels” dated 3/17/58. All Goldsmith music.
Also “Incident in Kurishiki” dated 5-12-58, music by Tak Shindo..
Also “The Funny Looking Kid” dated 5-19-58. The music supervisor was Rudy
Schrager. Various composers, opening with Chopin’s Prelude in A major. The next cue is
“Nostalgia” (cue # 448) by Amphiteatrof (CBS 8-57-D), 2: 35 duration. The third cue is
M-3 (# 439) “Romantic Scene” by Rene Garriguenc. Then M-4 (#318) “Rio Branco” by
Garriguenc. Then M-5 (#414) “Pointed” by R. Schrager. Etc.
Also cue sheets for “Enemy Within” dated 5-26-58. Various composers. The first
cue (# 281) is “Alert # 1” by L. Moraweck (:40).
Now: If you want to access the Deed of Gift # 2 (“CBS Inc. Film & Television
Collection 1955-1883”) Finding Aid, go either to:
http://WWW.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt8x0nd51b/
http://WWW.oac.cdlib.org/view?docId=kt8x0nd51b;query=;style=oac4;doc.view=entire_
text
Note that the Deed of Gift # 1 (the 930 boxes of written scores and other materials
listed above) are not included in this Finding Aid. I find this highly curious. I’ll have to
contact UCLA and ask why this is so.wjw Meanwhile you can use the Wayback Machine
(web.archive.org) to access the old UCLA index, as given earlier:
http://web.archive.org/web/19970704055624/www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/music/mlsc/
cbs/index.htm
What I also find curious is that most of the boxes I had pulled for me in 2003 are
not mentioned in this Finding Aid (yet at any rate). It’s last update was sometime in 2008
(I am typing this paragraph on Wednesday, April 07, 2010). It states that the Collection
will be updated periodically. Well, I hope in the next update they include Boxes 1551
thru 1558 that I had researched because they are not indicated yet. Boxes 1778, 1788,
1790, 1805, and 1813 that I had personally inspected were indicated in the current
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