As presented in The Muppet Movie storybook
The Standard Rich and Famous Contract is the contract with World Wide Studios given to the Muppets by Lew Lord at the end of The Muppet Movie. The contract is presented in the storybook adaptation of the film. Among the mostly gibberish text are signatures from Lew Lord, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, and Animal (as one of the four witnesses).
Details of the contract are explained by Statler and Waldorf in The Muppets when Tex Richman buys the theater: The Muppets are allowed to buy back the theater if they can raise the $10 million needed. Additionally, the contract gives Richman the rights to the Muppets names as well as the theater.
Copies of the contract used in the 2011 film were on display at the El Capitan Theatre as a part of a recreation of Kermit's office and also at the ArcLight Cinema Sherman Oaks location.
