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Descriptive Summary Charles H. “Chiz” Schultz/Fireside Productions Collection 1968-1990 Sc MG 396 Schultz, Charles H. Fireside Productions 13 boxes (4.8 linear feet The New York Public Library Manuscripts, Archives and Rare Books Division Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture English Administrative Information Source

Gift of Charles H. Schultz, 1990

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Processed by Karen Clark

June 1993

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Charles H. “Chiz” Schultz/Fireside Productions Collection, Sc MG 396, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library.

Biography

A producer for film and television, Charles Hamilton “Chiz” Schultz' career spans over forty years. Best known for his work in television and as a producer of films featuring African Americans, Schultz began his career in show business as a stage manager, actor and producer with various summer stock companies from 1946 to 1953. Upon graduating from Princeton University in 1954, he was employed by CBS-TV as a staff production assistant on the Mama and Adventure series, and in 1955, he became associate producer on several television shows including Studio One, Playhouse 90 and Kraft Theater. His first independent producing was done from 1959 to 1962 as a freelance associate producer for television specials such as The Judy Garland Show and Belafonte: New York 19.

As executive producer of programs with the Educational Broadcasting Corporation in 1962, Schultz established the original programming department for Channel 13, creating programs and supervising a staff of producers, directors, writers, and composers. His promotion to director of programs in 1963, expanded his responsibilities to include programming, scheduling, and creative personnel. After ten years, Chiz Schultz returned in 1964 to CBS-TV as program executive, supervising specials and series for the network. Three years later, in 1967, he joined Thomas Spelling Productions as producer and story editor for The Danny Thomas Show. He also worked on the development and casting of the Mod Squad pilot.

In 1968 Schultz joined Belafonte Enterprises Inc. as vice president and executive producer of film and television. From 1968 to 1972, he developed and produced several shows featuring singer, actor, and president of B.E.I., Harry Belafonte. The shows included the television special Harry and Lena (1969), and the feature films The Angel Levine (1970), The Landlord (1970), and Buck and the Preacher (1972). In addition, he produced the off-Broadway tribute to Lorraine Hansberry, To be Young, Gifted and Black (1969).

1972 was a watershed year for Schultz, he established his first production Company, Chiz Schultz Inc., and produced, among other shows, a half hour film pilot, J.T., (1972) for ABC-TV and the feature films Ganga and Hess

Ganga and Hess is now in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

(1975) and Baron Wolfgang von Trips (1976). That same year, he served as a consultant to the Children's Television Workshop and designed a Program Advisory Service to help meet their television programming needs. He was also a consultant to the Ford Foundation, creating and supervising the first minority training program in the film industry, and was a member of the Board of Directors of the Hudson Valley Freedom Theater and Frederick Douglass Creative Arts Center, Inc., two organizations dedicated to maximizing the creative potential within African-American communities.

In 1974, Schultz created a series of videotaped training courses, which he called Contemporary Awareness Training, developed for corporations and public institutions to promote awareness and understanding about issues such as racism and sexism.

From 1977 to 1979, Schultz produced television shows for Public Broadcasting Service and NBC-TV. His special for Once Upon a Classic, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, won an Emmy nominee for Best Children's Program in 1979. In 1982, he became the executive producer of Betcha Don't Know, a series of thirty-second info-mercials for NBC-TV and an Emmy-nominated Children's Television Workshop production starring Mickey Rooney and Robert Guillaume. From 1983 to 1986, Schultz was executive producer for the film documentary on the Committed Artists of South Africa, Asinamali, The House of Dies Drear, the two hour mystery film for Public Broadcasting Service's Wonderworks series, and the Academy Award nominated feature film for Columbia Pictures, A Soldier's Story.

Fireside Entertainment Corporation was Chiz Schultz's second production company. He joined his creative and business talents with those of Steven Schwartz to form the corporation in 1986. Among its many successful productions were A Raisin in the Sun, starring Danny Glover and Esther Rolle, for American Playhouse; Award for Cable Excellence winner Ordinary People and four years of new material for The Best of National Geographic. After three years the company was dissolved.

Schultz is married to Dr. Nancy Marshall Schultz and has three children. He continues to work as a producer with his production companies, Chiz Schultz, Inc. and Charles IV Productions.

Scope and Content

The Charles H. “Chiz” Schultz / Fireside Productions Collection, dating from 1968 to 1990, documents film and television projects, scripts, and production plans, either created by African-American artists or featuring African-American actors and actresses, which Schultz produced or considered for production. The collection also documents Schultz's employment with Belafonte Enterprises Inc., as well as his own production companies: Chiz Schultz Inc. and Fireside Entertainment Corporation.

The collection is divided into five series and ten subseries. The material within each series is arranged alphabetically.

Belafonte Enterprises, Inc. General Projects and Proposals Chiz Schultz, Inc. General Projects and Proposals Fireside Entertainment Corporation General Projects and Proposals Projects and Proposals General Correspondence Resumes Hudson Valley Freedom Theatre Printed Matter Series Descriptions/Container List Belafonte Enterprises Inc.

BELAFONTE ENTERPRISES INC. series, 1968-1976, (.2 lin. ft.) documents production ideas and specific projects with which Schultz was involved. The series is divided into two subseries. The General subseries, 1968-1972, consists primarily of production ideas. The substantial memoranda between Harry Belafonte, Schultz, and other staff gives extensive reports on projects, feature films, television and theatrical productions in process. One of the letters from Schultz, dated September 23, 1968, details forthcoming project possibilities and development ideas. The Production Ideas folder consists of reports for developmental ideas including project descriptions, possible performers, writers, shooting locations, and some estimated budget information. Of interest is correspondence between Schultz and Belafonte describing the conflict over the terms of their agreement for financial renumeration and production credit.

General 1 1 Correspondence, 1968-76 1 2 Memoranda, 1968-76 1 3 Production Ideas Projects and Proposals

The Projects and Proposals subseries, 1971-1974, documents two specific projects: the United Negro College Fund and The Ford Foundation Consultant Program. There are three revisions of a proposal for a United Negro College Fund television production along with correlating outline, treatments, guest star lists, budgets, potential sponsor lists and producer and staff information. There is also memoranda and a notebook of handwritten information discussing college activities, events and people relevant to the production.

The Ford Foundation Consultant Program is represented by meeting transcripts and printed matter including a report on the occupational status of apprentices from the Ford Foundation - sponsored training program. The correspondence includes letters to the Director's Guild of America regarding its discriminatory practices against minorities and a letter from Schultz outlining the functions of and need for an agency to assist minorities in the television and motion picture industries.

Ford Foundation Consultant Program, 1972 1 4 Correspondence, 1973-74 1 5 Meeting Transcripts, 1972 The United Negro College Fund 1 6 Memoranda, 1971-76 1 7 Production Proposals 1 8 Production File 1 9 Project Budgets Chiz Schultz Inc.

THE CHIZ SCHULTZ INC. 1972-1985, (.8 lin. ft.) series documents the projects of Schultz's first production company, and is divided into two subseries.

General

The General subseries, 1974-1981, consists of information on the background of the company principals and a summary of project possibilities and works in progress. The correspondence gives information on the projects that Schultz considered for production.

2 1 Correspondence, 1973-85 2 2 Company Background n.d. Projects and Proposals

The Projects and Proposals, 1974-1977, subseries contains information on the projects and proposals the company was involved in. Among the materials documenting the projects are correspondence, notes, and budget information for the feature film Baron Wolfgang von Trips; correspondence, synopses, contracts and payments, and outlines for a possible television series, The Rainbow Sign, by Charles Fuller; correspondence, notes, information regarding a screen test, and printed matter from an episode of the television series J.T.; and correspondence and script for Larry Neal's screenplay based on Zora Neale Hurston's novel Their Eyes Were Watching God. There is also a production file and correspondence with Charles Holland regarding a proposal titled, The Expatriates, a documentary for which James Baldwin was the proposed writer.

Also included in this subseries is the Contemporary Awareness Training proposal outlining how the service would work, estimated costs, and its potential use for the United States Department of Defense, the Harlem Addiction and Rehabilitation Training Program, and Cummins Engine Company, Inc. There is significant correspondence concerning these organizations' interest in Contemporary Awareness Training. Other correspondence discusses the problems with the program.

Adderly, Cannonball 2 3 Correspondence, 1976-78 2 4 Clippings, 1975-76 Contemporary Awareness Training 2 5 Correspondence, 1973-77 2 6 Proposal The Expatriates 2 7 Correspondence, 1979-82 2 8 Production File 2 9 Production Proposal Fenty, Philip - Baron Wolfgang von Trips (1976) 2 10 Correspondence, 1975 2 11 Production File 2 12 Synopsis 2 13 Budget Fuller, Charles - The Rainbow Sign 2 14 Correspondence, 1976-77 2 15 Production File 2 16 Outlines 2 17 Synopsis 2 18 Miscellaneous Script Pages 2 19 Contracts and Payments Harrison, Paul Carter - Candy 2 20 Correspondence, 1983 2 21 Treatment 3 1 Neal, Larry - Their Eyes Were Watching God 3 2 Correspondence, 1975-80 3 3 Script, pp 1-58 3 4 Script, pp 59-116 Wagner, Jane - J.T. (1971) 3 5 Correspondence, 1972-77 3 6 Production File 3 7 Production Proposal 3 8 Screen Test - J.T. and Macon - 10/28/72 Pilot Episode - The Robber 3 9 Miscellaneous Script Pages 3 10 Script, n.d. 3 11 Script, 12/22/72 3 12 Script, 12/27/72 3 13 Script, 1/3/73 3 14 Script, 1/12/73 3 15 Budgets 3 16 Printed Matter Fireside Entertainment Corporation

FIRESIDE ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION, 1987-1990, (.6 lin. ft.) series documents Schultz's second production company and is divided into two subseries. Included in the General, 1987-1990, subseries is correspondence which gives information about projects under consideration and comments on works in progress and submissions. Located in the correspondence is a 1989 Emmy Award ballot for Fireside's production of A Raisin in the Sun. The history of Fireside details the company's mission and productions as well as containing information on Schultz's career.

General 4 1 Correspondence, 1987-90 4 2 Fireside Entertainment Corporation Background Projects and Proposals

The Projects and Proposals, 1987-1989, subseries includes scripts for Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun, and Earl Lovelace's The Schoolmaster. There are proposals for a television special saluting black theatrical performers and a proposal for a television series, Uplate, based on a radio program on WBAI. The latter has related correspondence supporting the program and an estimated budget. There is also a proposal for a sequel to Richard Wesley's The House of Dies Drear, an adaptation of Virginia Hamilton's novel.

Adell, Ilunga - Number One Draft Choice 4 3 Correspondence, 1981 4 4 Script - pp 1-77 4 5 Script - pp 78-154 4 6 Blacks on Broadway Proposal Hansberry, Lorraine - A Raisin in the Sun 4 7 pp 1-94 4 8 pp 95-189 4 9 Act 1, Scene 1, A-E - Act 1, Scene 2, A-E - Act Break 4 10 Act 2, Scene 1, A-E - Act 2, Scene 2, A-D - Act 2, Scene 3, A-C 4 11 Act 3, Scenes A-E 4 12 Associate Director Script - Act 1 4 13 Associate Director Script - Act 2 5 1 Associate Director Script - Act 3 5 2 Printed Matter Lovelace, Earl - The Schoolmaster 5 3 Screenplay - pp 1-67 5 4 Screenplay - pp 68- Illingworth, Montieth - The Tulsa Riot of 1921 5 5 Correspondence, 1986-87 5 6 Outline 5 7 Treatment Uplate 5 8 Correspondence, 1985-88 5 9 Production File 5 10 Proposal 5 11 Overview 5 12 Contract 5 13 Budget Projects and Proposals

PROJECTS AND PROPOSALS, 1972-1989 series (2.8 lin. ft.) is the largest series in the collection. It documents film and television projects and scripts Schultz produced, considered for production, or was asked to read. Among the materials are budgets, proposals, production files, contracts, correspondence, outlines, clippings, and scripts.

The projects and proposals include The Derriere Pain, a television episode written by Chiz Schultz for the late 1970s series Watch Your Mouth! Along with the first draft are some notes and correspondence which indicate the development of and changes in the script. Also included are Tony Batten's Other American Revolution, William Joseph Black's Black Builders of America, and James De Jongh's Do Lord Remember Me. Among the projects that became productions is Richard Wesley's The House of Dies Drear. Also of interest are scripts by writers Bill Gunn, Paul Carter Harrison, and Ellen Holly, and a screenplay and article by Kathleen Collins.

Many of the pieces deal with African history or have African themes, particularly West Africa. Among these are Babcob Film's synopsis of Jom; a Rising Sun Productions proposal for The Afrikan Sun; Gregory Robinson's screen treatment of Battling Siki; and the many scripts and synopses of Sundiata. There are also pieces that focus on South Africa including Mbogeni Ngema's Asinimali (1986) and Grigori Owens' novel Johannesburg.

6 1 Angelou, Maya - The Meeting Treatment 6 2 Babcob Film - Jom Synopsis Batten, Tony - The Other American Revolution 6 3 Correspondence, 1982 6 4 Synopsis 6 5 Script - pp 1-76 6 6 Script - pp 77-152 6 7 Script - pp 153-229 Black, W. Joseph and Dozier, Richard K. - Black Builders of America 6 8 Notes 6 9 Printed Matter 6 10 Bone, Gene and Fenton, Howard - Harlem in the Evening Script 6 11 Black and Third World Students at Brandeis University Production File Children's Television Workshop 6 12 Memoranda, 1979-80 Simple Justice 6 13 Memoranda, 1977-83 6 14 Records Transfer List 6 15 Wesley, Richard - The House of Dies Drear Sequel - Synopsis Collins, Kathleen 6 16 Black Films Come Back in Style Interview 6 17 Madame Flor in Love Screenplay 6 18 Dean, Philip Hayes - The Emperor's Tears Outline De Jongh, James - Do Lord Remember Me 6 19 Correspondence, 1983, 1987 6 20 Production File 6 21 Annotated Script 7 1 Script 7 2 Clippings 7 3 De Lemos, Lou - Oye Willie Script Evans, Mari 7 4 Boochie Script River of My Song 7 5 Correspondence, 1981 7 6 Script The Frederick Douglass Creative Arts Center, Inc. 7 7 Correspondence, 1977-86 7 8 Historical Overview 7 9 Non-profit Incorporation Agreement 7 10 Notes 7 11 Board of Directors Minutes 7 12 Grant Proposal 7 13 Budget 7 14 Readings Press Releases 7 15 Black Roots Festival Flyers 7 16 Black Roots Festival Clippings 7 17 Printed Matter 7 18 Fuller, Charles - The Sky is Gray Teleplay Gardner, Robert The Gift 7 19 Correspondence 7 20 Script, 7/10/89 - pp 1-75 7 21 Script, 7/10/89 - pp 76-149 7 22 Third Draft - pp 1-75 7 23 Third Draft - pp 76-149 8 1 Script, 1988 - pp 1-64 8 2 Script, 1988 - pp 65-128 King James Version 8 3 Correspondence, 1983, 1988 8 4 Production File 8 5 Clippings Gates, Henry Louis - The Image of the Black in the Western Imagination 8 6 Pilot 8 7 Appendix A - Appendix B Gibson, P.J. - Long Time Since Yesterday 8 8 Correspondence, 1985 8 9 Clippings Gordon, Gloria - The Rainbow People 8 10 Outline 8 11 Printed Matter Gunn, Bill 8 12 The Lena Horne Show Third Draft Ganja and Hess (1973) 8 13 Correspondence, 1973 8 14 Clippings Rhinestone 8 15 Correspondence, 1983 8 16 Script 8 17 Printed Matter Territory 8 18 Correspondence, 1985 8 19 Synopsis Harris, Mark H. - Dance of the Black Cat 8 20 Screenplay - pp 1-61 8 21 Screenplay - pp 62-123 Harrison, Paul Carter 8 22 The Abduction of Ms. Boyle Treatment Anchorman 8 23 Correspondence, 1982 8 24 Act 1 8 25 Act 2 The Great MacDaddy 8 26 Proposal 8 27 Clippings Holly, Ellen Dark Ballrooms...Black Chandeliers 8 28 Correspondence, 1971-77, 1989 9 1 Script pp 1-89 9 2 Script pp 1-92 9 3 Notes 9 4 Plot Resume 9 5 For Me the Most Wildly Romantic Figure Article 9 6 Illingworth, Montieth - The Journey of C.C. Greene Outline 9 7 Jamal, Sati - The Ole Ballgame or Who's on First Short Story 9 8 Kan, Michael - Traditional Islamic Arts and Architecture in Sub-Saharan West Africa Grant Proposal Lane, Charles - Sidewalk Stories 9 9 Screenplay 9 10 Printed Matter Lee, Leslie 9 11 Correspondence, 1979-81 9 12 Idea Summaries Miller, Alphonzo - The Violent Affair 9 13 Correspondence, 1986-87 9 14 Outline 9 15 A Movie About Max Gordon Ngema, Mbogeni - Asinimali (1986) 9 16 Correspondence, 1986-87 9 17 Production Synopsis 9 18 Budget 9 19 Clippings Owens, Daniel 9 20 The Michigan Synopsis 9 21 Streevus Mone Synopsis Owens, Grigori - Johannesburg Novel 9 22 Summary 9 23 pp 1-100 9 24 pp 101-200 10 1 pp 201-300 10 2 pp 301-370 10 3 pp 371-422 Pietri, Pedro Juan 10 4 I Dare You to Resist Me Play 10 5 The Living Room Play 10 6 Portz, C.R. - My Man Bovanne Printed Matter Potter, Lou The Caper 10 7 Correspondence, 1977-79 10 8 Synopsis 10 9 Screenplay - pp 1-75 10 10 Screenplay - pp 76-151 10 11 Budget The Haitian Affair 10 12 Synopsis 10 13 Screenplay - pp 1-56 10 14 Screenplay - pp 57-113 10 15 Young Langston in Paris Film 11 1 Rising Sun Productions - The Afrikan Sun proposal 11 2 Robinson, Gregory - Battling Siki Screen Treatment Rose, Philip and Udell, Peter - Comin' Uptown 11 3 Musical 11 4 Clippings Schultz, Chiz - Watch Your Mouth 11 5 Correspondence, 1976-78 The Derriere Pain 11 6 Synopsis 11 7 Notes 11 8 First Draft 11 9 Clippings Smith, Sam - Visions 11 10 Correspondence 11 11 Report 11 12 Budget Smith, Vincent - Williams and Walker 11 13 Correspondence, 1986 11 14 Script 11 15 Script - 1/27/86 11 16 Songs 11 17 Budget 11 18 Printed Matter 11 19 Stewart, Curt - Goin'Home Proposal Sundiata Alakoye, Imogunla - The Lion Walks 11 20 Script 11 21 Second Draft Harrison, Paul Carter 11 22 Production File 11 23 Introduction 11 24 Outline 11 25 Synopsis 11 26 Synopsis - Parts 2 and 3 11 27 Episode 1 (English) 11 28 Episode 1 (French) 12 1 Motion Picture Script - Part 1 12 2 Annotated Motion Picture Script 12 3 Budget Hotton Julia 12 4 An African Odyssey Television Proposal 12 5 African History Television Project Proposal Beginnings 12 6 Grant Report 12 7 Television Proposal Sundiata 12 8 Correspondence, 1979-83 12 9 Outline Sun Man 12 10 Dean, Kenneth - The Adventures of Sun Man and the Sun People Treatment Wesley, Richard - The House of Dies Drear 12 11 Correspondence, 1979-87 12 12 Screenplay First Draft 12 13 Screenplay Final Draft 12 14 Budget 12 15 Printed Matter Yarborough, Camille 12 16 Black Dance in America: The Old Seed Article 12 17 The Princess Who was Hidden from the World Treatment General

THE GENERAL series, 1972-1990, (.4 lin. ft.) is divided into four subseries.

Correspondence

The Correspondence subseries, 1972-1990, documents Schultz's invitations to screening and events, as well as acknowledgements of materials received for consideration, and miscellaneous subject matter. The correspondents include various performers, writers, directors, producers and other notable people including Art Aveille, Woodie King, Dr. Betty Shabazz, and Sam Waymon. There is also correspondence documenting Schultz's close business and personal relationships with people such as Ulric Haynes, a principal of Chiz Schultz Inc., and tenor Charles Holland.

13 1 A-C, 1974-1990 13 2 Collins, Kathleen, 1977-81 13 3 D-H, 1972-90 13 4 Haynes, Ulric, 1974, 1978-80 13 5 Holland, Charles and Catherine, 1972-82 13 6 J-L, 1972-90 13 7 M-S, 1974-90 13 8 T-Z, 1973-83 13 9 Unidentified, 1975-81 Hudson Valley Freedom Theater

The Hudson Valley Freedom Theatre, 1975-1980, subseries contains materials which are mainly administrative, documenting Schultz as a member of the Board of Directors and consultant. Included are letters, minutes of meetings, job descriptions, financial statements, organizational charts, publicity statements, and building renovation schedules.

13 10 Correspondence, 1975-80 13 11 Memoranda, 1980 Board of Directors 13 12 Letters, 1976-80 13 13 Minutes, 1975-80 13 14 Administrative Material 13 15 Budget 13 16 Printed Matter, 1973 13 17 Printed Matter, 1974-80 Resumes

The Resumes, n.d., subseries contains the resumes of various actors and actresses. Among them are Joseph Allen Dennis, Ed Dessisso, and Robert M. Young, all of whom worked with Schultz on projects. There are also resumes for writer Paul Carter Harrison and Cheryll Greene, a script reader for Belafonte Enterprises Inc. and the Negro Ensemble Company.

13 18 A-Z Printed Matter

The Printed Matter, 1972-1990, subseries apparently documents plays and performances Schultz attended and organizations he was interested in. The materials consist of playbills, programs, and clippings - all regarding performers and artists of African descent. There are also materials from African-American theater companies and organizations such as the Negro Ensemble Company and St. Clair Bourne's Chamba Organization.

13 19 A-B 13 20 C-N 13 21 The Negro Ensemble Company 13 22 O-Z Separation Record

The following items were removed from:

Name of Collection/Papers Chiz Schultz Collection

Accession Number SCM 90-65

Donor: Charles R. Schultz

Date received: November 1990

Date transferred: June 12, 1993

The item(s) listed below have been sent to the division indicated, either to be retained or disposed of there. Any items that should receive special disposition are clearly marked.

Schomburg Library:

1) Map: Republique du Mali

2) Foreign newspaper: Le Soleil 4/12/82

3) Foreign newpaper: Le Soleil 4/21/82

4) Magazine: American Film: Journal of the Film and Television Arts 10/76

5) Magazine: Balafon 1st Quarter, 1982

6) Magazine: Distance January-February 1982

7) Report: Manding Conference 1972

8) Magazine: Crisis5/73

9) Magazine: Black Enterprise 8/90

10) Magazine: The Urban Review 2/67

11) Magazine: The Urban Review 2/68

Schomburg Art and Artifacts Division:

1) A poster of “Sun Man.”

2) A poster of “Sun Man” fighting “Pig Head” by artist Floyd Cooper.

Schomburg Moving Image and Recorded Sound Division:

1) One cassette tape - Williams and Walker (7/31/86)

2) One video casette - Max Roach on Camera Takes; Dukes Recording; 2 Takes and Intros

Schomburg Photographs and Print Division:

1) Photographs and negatives from Schultz's research trip to Africa (?) for Sundiata.

2) Three photographs taken in the Virgin Islands from Gregory Robinson to Chiz Schultz.

3) A photograph advertising the television production of The House of Dies Drear.

4) A photograph of Joe Black (William Joseph Black)

5) A photograph of Curt Stewart (?) taken at Hudson Valley Freedom Theater.

6) A photograph of “Sun Man” and “The Rainbow People.”

7) 8 1/2 × 11 photographs and resumes of actors and actresses.

Accessioned by: Karen Clark

Date: June 12, 1993