Carl Ritchie papers

The Carl Ritchie papers contain transcripts of radio broadcasts, including radio dramas, advertisements and news programs. Photographs from student theater productions and reports from Ritchie's time as Head of Creative Arts at Mount Angel College are also included.

This series contains material created by Ritchie during his time spent as a Radio Host at KOCO, Salem and radio instructor at Willamette University.

Contains annotated radio transcripts, including advertising and musical introductions.

Radio drama transcript.

Radio drama transcript.

Contains Christmas eve schedule, advertising pitches, and annotated KOCO radio copy.

Radio drama transcript.

Radio drama transcript.

Radio drama transcript performed as part of the "University Workshop" at Willamette University.

Radio drama transcript.

Contains transcripts of local news programs, advertisements, music lists.

Radio drama transcript.

Radio drama transcript performed as part of the "University Workshop" at Willamette University.

Includes radio drama transcripts, course supply lists, playbills, newspaper clippings, and other material relating to the Radio program at Willamette University.

This series contains photographs of performances and rehearsals from Ritchie's time as an acting instructor with Willamette University and Director of the Vining Repertory, part of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Contains photographs of rehearsals from Willamette University production.

Contains photographs of rehearsals from Willamette University production.

Contains photographs of Vining Repertory performance as part of the Oregon Shakespear Festival.

Contains pages pulled from magazines as well as a large head shot of Nelson Eddy.

This series contains reports, notes, and newspaper clippings relevant to Ritchie's employment as Head of Creative Arts at Mount Angel College.

Contains reports written by Ritchie as Head of Creative Arts at Mount Angel College and newspaper clippings.

Contains letters regarding 1970 election, newspaper clippings, and "Thoughts on Public Relations & the Arts."