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Scope and Content The Creative Works series contain materials related to Rathaus's musical compositions, including his opus works; compositions created for educational purposes; incidental music composed for theater productions; film scores; and his 1952 work for the Metropolitan Opera to restore the original version of Modest Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov. This series includes published scores, music manuscripts and sketches, related correspondence, program notes, playbills, and...

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This subseries consists of materials related to film scores composed by Rathaus, including music manuscripts and sketches, master scores, letters, notes, and film scripts.

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This subseries consists of materials related to film scores composed by Rathaus, including music manuscripts and sketches, master scores, letters, notes, and film scripts.

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This subseries consists of materials related to film scores composed by Rathaus, including music manuscripts and sketches, master scores, letters, notes, and film scripts.

Scope and Content From the Sub-Series:

This subseries consists of materials related to film scores composed by Rathaus, including music manuscripts and sketches, master scores, letters, notes, and film scripts.

Scope and Content From the Sub-Series:

This subseries consists of materials related to film scores composed by Rathaus, including music manuscripts and sketches, master scores, letters, notes, and film scripts.

Scope and Content From the Sub-Series:

This subseries consists of materials related to film scores composed by Rathaus, including music manuscripts and sketches, master scores, letters, notes, and film scripts.

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In Boris Schwarz's definitive list of Rathaus's works, he titles this film (created for Bell Telephone) "When Your Telephone Rings". However, Rathaus's manuscripts use the title "Before Your Telephone Rings."

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Materials for Out of Evil are also variously labelled by Rathaus as "K.H. Film" and "The Puppet Play."