EMMY AWARDS 1970 2 contact sheets 68 candid photos many celebrities

[EMMY AWARDS 1970; CANDID PHOTOS 2 CONTACT SHEETS; TELEVISION ENTERTAINMENT MEMORABILIA] 2 CONTACT SHEETS CANDID PHOTOS OF VARIOUS CELEBRITIES INVOLVED IN THE 1970 EMMY AWARDS SHOW AND RELATED FESTIVITIES taken in early 1971 at the direction of leading Hollywood celebrity reporter Hal Jacques active from the 1950s to '80s…contact sheet #1 - 8-1/2" 11", 35 black-and-white candid photos, 3 with red crayon markings, the stars in the photos are identified on the revere in handwritten notes in pen corresponding to the photos on the front side, also on the back handwritten are the notes in pen "Emmy Awards for 1970, taken early 1971" [when awards were presented], and in red pencil "Stephan Jacques" the son of reporter Hal Jacques who at the time sometimes went on assignments or to events with the father to take candid photos while the father was gathering material for an article, and "Dup" [for duplicate, though photos are originals from negatives], the celebrities identified with more than one in a photo are Jimmy Durante, Joan Rivers, Milton Berle, George Gobel, Phyllis Diller, Sid Caesar, Joey Bishop, David Frost, Lennon Sisters, Sandy Duncan, David Cassidy, Flip Wilson, Lee Grant, Jack Cassidy, Susanne Pleshette, Anthony Quinn, Diahann Carroll and daughter Susan, Hal Holbrook, edgewear including touches of scuffing and a couple of short tears at bottom edge…contact sheet #2 – 8-1/2" x 11" 33 black-and-white photos counting ones with persons in them (a few not counted show decorations or were apparently taken by mistake), on the back handwritten are the notes in pen "Emmy Awards for 1970, taken early 1971, Palladium" [when awards were presented], and in red pencil "Stephan Jacques" the son of reporter Hal Jacques who at the time sometimes went on assignments or to events with the father to take candid photos while the father was gathering material for an article, and "Dup" (for "duplicate", though photos are originals from negatives), edgewear including touches of scuffing and a couple of short tears at bottom edge; NOTES: HAL JACQUES, 1916-2007, leading Hollywood reporter from the 1950s to '80s, regular articles in the National Enquirer and other celebrity and trade periodicals, also worked with different entertainment field people on varied projects of popular interest including the documentary film "The Second Gun: Who Really Killed Robert Kennedy?" directed by Theodore Charach (Jacques named as "publicity consultant" in credits at the end of the documentary, but the research, interviews, and connections of Jacques' were a main source of the film's content) and the book "Manson, Sinatra and Me: A Hollywood Party Girl's Memoir and How She Helped Vincent Bugliosi with the Helter Skelter Case" with Jacques named as editor, although he was the ghostwriter for much of the book /// PROVENANCE: items are from a file in a collection of Hal Jacques' office documents and career memorabilia which was a part of the reporter's estate ///// CONDITION: minor wear as noted with above respective descriptions of each contact sheet.