In June 1965, 28-year-old Jim Henson started a written log of his activities in what became known as “The Red Book.” He noted down what had happened up until that point (deemed “Ancient History”) and then recorded anything that he felt was worth recording as single line journal entries until the end of 1988.

Selected curated entries courtesy of The Jim Henson Company Archives.

Tag Archives: Yoda

10/26/1985 – ‘Geo. L. in UK editing.’

Posted on October 26, 2014 by admin

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Topics: 10-October '85, 1985 | Tagged David Bowie, Fraggle Rock, George Lucas, Labyrinth, Return of The Jedi, Star Wars, Starboppers, The Dark Crystal, The Muppet Show, The Muppets Take Manhattan, The New York Times, Yoda

5/20/1980 – ‘Empire Strikes Back opens in London. YODA a big hit.’

Posted on February 7, 2013 by admin

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Topics: 05-May '80, 1980, Appearances, Dark Crystal | Tagged Dick Smith, Frank Oz, Gary Kurtz, George Lucas, Stuart Freeborn, The Dark Crystal, Wendy Froud, Wendy Midener, Yoda

7/17/1973 – ‘Meet Dick Smith – lunch with girls.’

Posted on July 17, 2012 by admin

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Topics: 07-July '73, 1973, Dark Crystal, Labyrinth | Tagged Bonnie Erickson, Dick Smith, Fozzy Bear, Frank Oz, George Lucas, Jen, Jerry Nelson, Kira, Labyrinth, Linda Blair, Muppet Musicians of Bremen, Rick Baker, Stuart Freeborn, The Dark Crystal, The Museum of The Moving Image, Wendy Midener, Yoda

5/20/1980 – ‘Empire Strikes Back opens in London. YODA a big hit.’

Posted on May 20, 2011 by admin

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Topics: 05-May '80, 1980, Appearances | Tagged Empire Stikes Back, Star Wars, Yoda

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