Castanza, Philip, The Films of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, Citadel Press, 1978. 220 pages, 400 photos. Reprinted 1991 as a paperback, unfortunately without any corrections of some erroneous cast listings.

Goodrich, Diane and Rich, Sharon, Farewell to Dreams, privately printed 1979 hardcover, 1986 paperback. A sex fantasy in English. 292 pages, plus 32 pages of photos. Reissued in paperback several times.

Kiner, Larry, Nelson Eddy: A Bio-Discography, Scarecrow Press, Metuchen, NJ, 1992. 683-page compendium with exhaustive statistics on Eddy's opera and radio performances, recordings, film costars, and videos, plus 156 photos.

Knowles, Eleanor, The Films of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, A.S. Barnes, 1976. 465 pages, 300 photos. Full film credits, production background and plot of each film, and discography.

Lulay, Gail, Nelson Eddy: America's Favorite Baritone, Goldfleet Publishing, Wheeling, IL, 1992. 240 pages including 16 pages of photos. Features exclusive interviews with Eddy's surviving relatives and his night club singing partner for 14 years, Gail Sherwood.

Parish, James Robert, The Jeanette MacDonald Story, Mason/Charter, New York, 1976. Hardcover, 182 pages including 32 pages of photos.

Privat, Maurice, Jeanette MacDonald? Les Documents Secrets, Impr. E. Ramlot et Cie, 52 Av. du Maine, Paris, 1931. 60 pages. A sex fantasy paperback in French. No photos.

Rich, Sharon, Jeanette MacDonald: A Pictorial History, privately printed by Tom Hartzog, 1973. Handsome 252 slick pages with 300 photos, photo captions and several pages of text.

Rich, Sharon, Sweethearts, Donald I. Fine, 1994. 432 pages with photos. Sequel to Farewell to Dreams.

Stern, Lee Edward, Jeanette MacDonald, Harvest/HBJ Book, Jove Publications, New York, 1977. Part of the Illustrated History of the Movies series. A small 160 page 5" x 8" paperback with 150 photos.

Turk, Edward Baron, Hollywood Diva: A Biography of Jeanette MacDonald,
University of California Press, 1998. A scholarly social-biography by M.I.T.
professor Turk who was knighted by the French government for his highly
acclaimed biography of film director Marcel Carné. 450 pages, 60 b&w
illustrations. Turk draws on Jeanette's unpublished autobiography and other
important documents and letters to reveal simultaneously the woman and the
social forces of the era that made her the musical queen of the Golden Age.

Scrapbooks with reviews of Nelson's career, assembled by his mother, Isabel Eddy, plus many photos are housed at the University of Southern California Cinema/Television Library in Los Angeles.)

Nelson donated his extensive collection of sheet music and scores to the Occidental College Music Library, Los Angeles, where they are housed in a special section.

Mary Truesdell is compiling an index of Nelson Eddy's lieder and concert songs, researching his vocal techniques, and collecting copies of the songs he sang. She would appreciate any help or information you can offer.